interview
Interviews with defense attorneys, law enforcement officials, forensic psychologists and anyone with insight into bad behavior.
A 12 year old girl killed her parents
On a calm suburban street in the Canadian town of Medicine Hat in 2006. The six-year-old arrives in search of his best friend, but the play date is not happening today. That basement was a bloodbath. No matter how many scary films you watch, nothing will ever come close to what transpired in that house. A husband and wife were found dead, with several stab wounds all over their bodies. The police were at a loss on what to do at the scene. When they got there, they thought it was a domestic murder-suicide. They were unaware that their eight-year-old son, who was also deceased upstairs. Blood covered everything in the room, including his bed linens and little toys.
Lesedi MolutsiPublished about a month ago in Criminal
Schizophrenic mass shooter
Many assumed that the young woman going on a shooting rampage at a mall was some sort of Halloween hoax. She had spent a long time working towards this day. On Wednesday October 30, 1985, it becomes startlingly evident just how destructive a twisted mind can be. At the Springfield Mall in the Philadelphia suburbs, the day before Halloween. Initially, nobody knew what was going on. Many assumed this was a Halloween prank, since it was mischief night on the day before Halloween. Someone dressing up like a killer in a costume. However, Sylvia, 25, is not acting; rather, she is going crazy. This particular type of criminal activity strikes at the core of people's fears—could this happen to me while I'm shopping? A deranged gunwoman opened fire on Springfield Mall.
Lesedi MolutsiPublished about a month ago in Criminal
Twelve deaths in 13 days
When mental illness distorts human values and makes it impossible to follow conventional thinking standards, the results can be disastrous. Other victims were defenceless and innocent people who were housed on a little nursing home floor. In St. Petersburg, this is 3:00 a.m., or what nurses refer to as the "graveyard shift." However, in the winter of 84, this is the hour when patients will be buried. Twelve fatalities in 13 days at a 50-bed institution. The first victim is an old citizen who will not live to see his twilight years.The same person in charge of his care is also his killer. Nurse Bobby sued Dudley because she might have gotten away with this kind of crime for months or even years if she hadn't been so prolific in such a short period of time. Investigator Candice DeLong has investigated a number of murderers, including Bobby Sue; we refer to her kind of serial killer as "angels of death," or "angels of mercy."
Lesedi MolutsiPublished about a month ago in CriminalBarack Obama Against Terrorism
In the wake of the devastating terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the United States found itself embroiled in a protracted and complex conflict against global terrorism. For nearly two decades, successive administrations grappled with the elusive enemy, seeking to dismantle terrorist networks, prevent future attacks, and safeguard the homeland. It was against this backdrop of uncertainty and adversity that Barack Obama assumed the presidency in January 2009, vowing to confront the scourge of terrorism with resolve, resilience, and unwavering determination. This is the story of how Barack Obama navigated the tumultuous terrain of counterterrorism and reshaped America's approach to national security.
Sahil LathwalPublished about a month ago in Criminal
Inside the Mysterious Death of Robert Wone. Who Killed Robert Wone?
The Beginning Robert Eric Wone was a 32-year-old fourth-generation Chinese American who was born in Manhattan and raised in Brooklyn, New York. He excelled academically and attended the College of William & Mary as a James Monroe Scholar, where he met Joseph Price. They were involved in various activities together, and Wone graduated from William & Mary in 1996.
Rare StoriesPublished about a month ago in Criminal
Anna-Marie Han use murder to fund her gambling addiction.
A young woman in the audience starts to feel uneasy in the early 1930s at a racecourse in Cincinnati, Ohio, as the horses pass the post. Anna-Marie Han has a terrible means of funding her gambling addiction—murder—despite the fact that she has lost again and her debts are growing. In my opinion, Anna-Marie embodied wickedness in a really delicate feminine way. She would have killed someone to get the money in her wallet, she would have done anything to obtain it.Anna-Marie, being 23 years old, moves to Cincinnati from Germany in 1929. She has brought disgrace to her family by having a cild out of wedlock. Anna is welcomed by Cincinnati's German community. Some of them will lose their lives as a result of this welcome. It grew increasingly fascinating the more I examined it. Diana Prett Franklin is a writer and journalist who specialises in the dark and tragic life of Anna.
Lesedi MolutsiPublished about a month ago in Criminal
America's First Female Terrorist Group
Introduction: In the annals of American history, the tales of rebellion, struggle, and activism often spotlight the valor of pioneers fighting for noble causes. Yet, buried beneath the veneer of progress lies a chapter seldom explored—the dark history of America's first female terrorist group. Emboldened by fervent beliefs and a thirst for justice, these women etched their names in infamy through a campaign of violence and intimidation. Unveiling the shadows of this obscured narrative reveals a complex interplay of societal dynamics, political upheaval, and the relentless pursuit of change.
Sahil LathwalPublished about a month ago in Criminal
Unraveling the Enigma of Genghis Khan
Introduction: Genghis Khan, the enigmatic figure of history, looms large over the annals of time as one of the most formidable and controversial leaders the world has ever known. From the vast expanse of the Mongolian steppes, he rose to become the founder of the largest contiguous empire in history. Yet, his legacy is shrouded in tales of brutality and ruthlessness, leaving behind a complex tapestry of triumph and tragedy. In this exploration, we delve into the life, conquests, and the enigmatic persona of Genghis Khan, seeking to unravel the layers of his legacy.
Sahil LathwalPublished about a month ago in Criminal
Christopher Coke:
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.
Sahil LathwalPublished about a month ago in Criminal
The $100 Million Belgian Diamond Heist Explained..!!
The Notarbartolo burglary stands firm on a huge foothold in the records of criminal history because of its perplexing readiness and execution, notwithstanding its sheer trying. The years spent breaking into the Jewel Place and the thorough assessment of its security conventions show the degree the crooks were ready to go to acquire their illusive objective.
Abdur RahmanPublished about a month ago in CriminalThe Unexpected Heist
The night was shrouded in darkness, a cloak that concealed both the secrets and the mischief that unfolded beneath its inky folds. I stood in the dimly lit alley, my breath visible in the frigid air. A gust of wind whispered through the narrow passageway, carrying with it the scent of anticipation and adrenaline.
Evans OkerekePublished 2 months 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.
Lesedi MolutsiPublished 2 months ago in Criminal
