interview

Interviews with defense attorneys, law enforcement officials, forensic psychologists and anyone with insight into bad behavior.

Miss Lil’s Morning Coffee:
Miss Lil’s Morning Coffee: Thirty-Six. Fucking. Thirty-Six. Pull up a chair, grab a coffee, and take a seat. We need to talk.
By Lilithea Adasia4 days ago in Criminal
Two Class Periods, Six Felonies, and One Very Uncomfortable Question About Accountability
Two Class Periods, Six Felonies, and One Very Uncomfortable Question About Accountability Miss Lil’s Tea Table: Sometimes tea simply will not cut it. Today, we're reaching for something a little stronger.
By Lilithea Adasia5 days ago in Criminal
Miss Lil's Tea Time:
Miss Lil's Tea Time: She Was Having a Bad Day. A Mother Is Dead. By Miss Lil Well, my lovely tea drinkers, put the kettle on because I have a story today that has me sitting here staring at my teacup, wondering what on earth is wrong with people.
By Lilithea Adasia5 days ago in Criminal
WELL, WELL, WELL, LADIES…
WELL, WELL, WELL, LADIES… PUT THE CHEESE BACK ON THE CRACKER. ☕🔪 Because Apparently We Need to Have a Conversation About the Bare Minimum of Being a Human Being.
By Lilithea Adasia8 days ago in Criminal
OK, GENTLEMEN, SIT THE HELL DOWN:
Eye-balls the gentlemen in the room. Well, apparently, we're moving from men throwing their bodily fluids at unsuspecting women in public to a little incident at an Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity house in Chicago.
By Lilithea Adasia8 days ago in Criminal
She Sold Six-Yuan Fried Potatoes. Then the Internet Killed Her.
How many potatoes go into a paper bowl should have been something a single sentence could settle: “Give me a little more next time.”
By Jin10 days ago in Criminal
Brendan Dassey:
Brendan Dassey: The Confession, the Conviction, and the Questions That Never Went Away He was sixteen years old when investigators questioned him about a murder. He had significant learning and communication difficulties. He eventually confessed to participating in a brutal crime, then insisted that his confession was false. A federal judge overturned his conviction, an appeals court reversed that decision, and the United States Supreme Court declined to intervene.
By Lilithea Adasia10 days ago in Criminal
His Parents Said He Was Too Young to Understand. A Court Still Made Them Pay.
On August 27, 2025, in Liuyang, Hunan, a 9-year-old boy named Liu rode a bicycle along the south auxiliary road of Huapao Avenue. He turned right without warning and crossed the motor vehicle lane. Nie was riding a motorcycle in the same direction with Dai on the back. Nie could not stop in time. Both vehicles crashed. Three people were hurt. Two vehicles were damaged.
By Jin15 days ago in Criminal
He Told No One He Was Flying to Thailand. Then His Phone Appeared in Myanmar.
On September 24, Shanghai. After the last class, Wang Qi folded the music stand, put the trumpet back into its black case, and snapped the case shut. He turned off the light in the practice room. At the end of the hallway, the security guard lifted his chin. Wang Qi nodded. In the underground garage, he parked in his usual spot. There was no suitcase in the trunk. He sat in the driver’s seat and set the navigation to Pudong International Airport. Spring Airlines flight 9C8755, to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi. He did not tell his mother. He did not tell his colleagues. He did not tell his friends.
By Jin19 days ago in Criminal
A broken test tube in Siberia killed one person. Then came the silence.
On September 25, 2025, at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute in Russia, 28-year-old laboratory assistant Darya Shipilova broke a test tube during an operation. The tube contained live plague bacteria. She inhaled aerosols.
By Jin19 days ago in Criminal
A Pregnant Woman Brake-Checked Him. He Kicked Her Scooter. Then the Police Got the Video.
On September 29, in Hengyang, Hunan, a dashcam video spread across Chinese social media just before National Day. A woman four months pregnant rode a two-wheeled motorcycle slowly in the middle lane. The car behind flashed its lights. She did not move over. After the car overtook her, she caught up at the next intersection, cut in front of it, slowed it down, and stopped at a green light to block it. The driver got out, walked quickly, and kicked the motorcycle. It flipped. She fell in the middle of the road.
By Jin21 days ago in Criminal
Christa Pike Latest: What Happened at Her Execution and What Happens Next
Tennessee officials attempted to execute Christa Gail Pike on Wednesday 30 September 2026, but the execution failed. As of 1 October 2026, she is alive and receiving care at an off site medical facility following two doses of pentobarbital, according to court filings submitted by her attorneys. A death penalty expert described the event as an unprecedented failure. Readers should check for ongoing developments as the situation unfolds.
By Dadson Wanjohi 22 days ago in Criminal