innocence
The presumption of innocence is a cornerstone of the American legal system and a right that should not be taken for granted.
Samantha Lewthwaite
In the murky world of terrorism, few figures evoke as much fear and fascination as Samantha Lewthwaite, infamously known as the "White Widow." Her story, a chilling narrative of radicalization and violence, serves as a stark reminder of the insidious reach of extremism. From her humble beginnings in Northern Ireland to her involvement in some of the most heinous acts of terror, Lewthwaite's journey is a testament to the dark forces that can consume even the most unsuspecting individuals.
By Sahil Lathwal3 years ago in Criminal
Will Vybz Kartel See Freedom Again?
In a landmark ruling, a Jamaican court has overturned artist Vybz Kartel’s conviction by privy council. Previously, he wouldn’t have been able to taste liberty (or come close to it) until 2046. Now, it seems that he will move ever closer to being a free man, depending on the outcome due to alleged jury misconduct. “Juror X” brought out the bribery allegations. The court officials looked into this and said that the juror in question should not have been present during the trial.
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Criminal
From Crop to Cartel
Introduction: In the vast landscape of organized crime, Mexican drug cartels have emerged as formidable entities, exerting influence far beyond their borders. Understanding the origin and evolution of these cartels is crucial in comprehending their current dominance and the challenges they pose to society. Tracing their history reveals a complex tapestry woven from socio-economic disparities, political corruption, and global demand for narcotics.
By Sahil Lathwal3 years ago in Criminal
Christopher Coke:. Content Warning.
In the annals of criminal history, certain names emerge as symbols of ruthlessness and terror, leaving a profound mark on the world. Among these figures is Christopher Coke, a notorious Jamaican drug lord whose reign of terror struck fear into the hearts of many. While some may view him as a Robin Hood-like figure, championing the impoverished and marginalized, the truth reveals a darker, more sinister reality. This biography delves into the life of Christopher Coke, shedding light on his rise to power, his criminal empire, and the atrocities he committed.
By Sahil Lathwal3 years ago in Criminal
ETHEN
PART: 1 Detective Ethan Stone sat at his cluttered desk in the dimly lit precinct, a cloud of cigarette smoke swirling around him. His weary eyes scanned the array of case files strewn before him, each one representing a puzzle waiting to be solved. Ethan was a seasoned detective with a reputation for his unorthodox methods and dogged determination.
By Arafat Islam Durjoy3 years ago in Criminal
The Assassination of Osama Bin Laden
On May 2, 2011, the world watched in anticipation as a secret operation unfolded deep within Pakistan. The target is Osama Bin Laden, the famed terrorist mastermind. The US military, led by President Barack Obama, carried out a covert mission. The operation, codenamed "Neptune Spear," would end with the assassination of one of modern history's most sought individuals.
By Sahil Lathwal3 years ago in Criminal
What Actually Happened To Brianna Ghey?. Content Warning.
To Listen to this story: All throughout 2023, the UK media closely followed the murder of a young trans girl. There were many reporting mistakes and through this young girls tragic end birthed a movement within the LGBTQ+ community nationally and even internationally. But what actually happened to Brianna Ghey?
By YesItsMocha3 years ago in Criminal
SACRIFICE
In the heart of the Hidden Leaf Village, amidst the whispers of the wind and the rustling of leaves, there lived a young prodigy named Itachi Uchiha. From a young age, Itachi displayed unparalleled talent and intellect, earning him admiration and respect from his peers and elders alike. But beneath his stoic facade lay a burden that few could comprehend.
By Raihan pramanik 3 years ago in Criminal
Mother executed for killing her children
Our presumptions about human nature and behaviour are completely upended by criminal insanity. Even our most fundamental instincts can be tested by it, as it was late one night in Sherwood, Arkansas. Christina Riggs is putting her two-year-old Shelby and her five-year-old Justin to sleep. However, this heartwarming image is not what it first appears to be—it is a crime that would rock the nation. It was a terrible thought for people to be forced to consider.The role of a mother is to care for and protect her offspring. Given that it was an unnecessary murder, it's likely among the most terrible cases I've ever worked on. Christina, a 26-year-old single mother, is going to accomplish the unimaginable: she is going to kill her own flesh and blood—two innocent children who entrust their mother with their life. Christina's thinking was suddenly disturbed, leading her to violate our strongest taboo.
By Lesedi Molutsi3 years ago in Criminal
Many happy returns
One night in 1983, a business man Samuel Thomas was returning home by his car. He stopped his vehicle and started honking in front of his palatial house. In spite of continuous honking up to 2 , 3 times no one answered back, So he got off the vehicle and started walking towards the gate, when suddenly 3 to 4 strangers with guns appeared suddenly and attacked him. He was shot on the head and died immediately.
By Rajashree D3 years ago in Criminal
The Story of Rosa Lee Ingram
This was a new story I just found out which was very interesting. This is a story about an African American woman who was convicted of murder along with her teenage sons. They were all sentenced to death until Civil rights organizations launched an ambitious campaign to free the Ingrams in the years that followed. This is the story of Rosa Lee Ingram.
By Gladys W. Muturi3 years ago in Criminal
