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Incarceration, rehabilitation, recidivism: The reality of prison life and what it's like to be an inmate locked up behind bars.
Making terrorism from terrorist?
In the intricate tapestry of human behavior, the motivations driving individuals to embrace terrorism remain among the most perplexing and troubling threads. From the depths of poverty to the corridors of power, the reasons behind such radical choices often defy simplistic explanations. Delving into the minds of those who have succumbed to extremist ideologies unveils a complex interplay of personal grievances, ideological indoctrination, and societal dynamics. Through real-life examples, we embark on a journey to comprehend the multifaceted nature of what inspires terrorism.
By Sahil Lathwal3 years ago in Criminal
She cut the baby out of the mother's womb
Some women commit heinous crimes out of obsession, as happened in Malvern, Kansas, in December 2004. When Lisa Montgomery, 36, brings her new baby home, her husband Kevin is overjoyed. However, there is a problem with this adorable family photo. Karl Bowman, Lisa's first husband, is haunted by the memories; the pictures in his mind are horrifying. The thought of what transpired was simply horrifying. He was able to view the proof, photos, and other materials in Memphis, and it still has an impact on him. It is awful. In Missouri, 200 miles away, a young woman was brutally killed. The murderer is this beaming new mother. Who would take a pregnant woman's unborn child out of her belly and then abandon her to die?
By Lesedi Molutsi3 years ago in Criminal
Former stripper Marjorie Orbin shot her husband Jay and cut up his body with a jigsaw.
Not all of the secrets concealed in the vast Arizona desert are designed to remain that way. It was dusty and scorching day. There was a foul, decaying scent in the air that you could detect. Detective David Barnes of Phoenix is contacted in October 2004 to look into the contents of a strange container. He recalls merely seeing the man's torso and the white flesh of his stomach, when he peered down into the tub. Detective Barnes will never hear the dead man's side of the story. How could she have treated her son's father that way? Jay Orbin, 44, believes he has it all. His company is flourishing, and he has a gorgeous son named Noah and a stunning wife named Marjorie.
By Lesedi Molutsi3 years ago in Criminal
The last Kiss. Content Warning.
It was a cold and rainy night in New York City. The flickering lights of the skyscrapers reflected off the wet streets, creating a dancing light show. In a small apartment in the Bronx, a woman lay dead, her face still showing the surprise of the last kiss she received.
By Hendrik SancheZ3 years ago in Criminal
South Korean Plastic Surgery By Ghost Doctor Resulted In Death (Case of Kwon Dae-Hee). Top Story - March 2024. Content Warning.
On 8th September 2016, in Seoul, South Korea, 24-year-old Kwon Dae-Hee underwent plastic surgery. It cost him both 6.5 million won ($5,766) and his life because his surgery was performed by a Ghost Doctor. Have you heard of the term Ghost Doctor? If you thought they’re ghosts of doctors who had died and now haunt the hospital, then you’re wrong. The term Ghost Doctor refers to a person who is unqualified but secretly performs surgeries in the place of qualified surgeons. There are no medical records listing them as a doctor anywhere or that they had helped with any surgeries. It was almost as if these doctors didn't exist and hence came the term, Ghost Doctors. The switch between the qualified surgeon and Ghost Doctor usually happened when the patients were under general anaesthesia and were unaware of it. This is way more terrifying than the ghosts of dead doctors haunting the hospital because these Ghost Doctors have little to no experience whatsoever, some have no medical background and all of them have no idea what they’re doing. All of these were done for the sole purpose of making money and it’s illegal. Most of the time, these Ghost Doctors were resident doctors, dentists and nurses. Sometimes, even the person who sold medical equipment ended up as a Ghost Doctor! Can you imagine, one minute they’re at the hospital selling scalpels and the next they’re in the operating room performing a surgery? That is so terrifying! Kwon Dae-Hee had no idea about these Ghost Doctors and it cost him his life. Dae-Hee was a very humble guy and he valiantly served two years in the Korean Army. He was a high achiever who wanted to do well in life.
By Dharrsheena Raja Segarran3 years ago in Criminal
