investigation
Whodunnit, and why? All about criminal investigations and the forensic methods used to search for clues and collect evidence to get to the bottom of the crime.
The Innocence of Lucy Letby
It has been seven years since I first heard the name Lucy Letby. I was told that a killer nurse case was about to erupt in the UK, one the media wasn’t reporting on yet. My informant told me it was bigger than Beverley Allitt from the 1990s.
By Sam H Arnoldabout a year ago in Criminal
PART 3 - The Home Invasion
OOOOh i forgot one major thing..... when we left Canungra and rented a property in Coomera... we also had a visit from the so called Police... One hot night my one year old son kept waking up... Wayne was asleep in bed, and then suddenly at our bedroom sliding door a man appeared, waving a police badge, demanding me to let him in... Wayne woke up... and then we heard a knock at the front door where another man was, saying he was from Broadbeach Police... these guys looked young and after allowing those other men into my house... no way was I going to do that again... so i told them i needed to verify who they were so I called Broadbeach Police. They gave me some dodgy name and both of them scattered... It was another close call... these type of things happen when your young and have money...
By Shelley Boydabout a year ago in Criminal
Expectations When Hiring a Douglas County Bondsman
When facing the complexities of the bail process, defendants and their families often feel overwhelmed by legal procedures and financial burdens. Hiring a Douglas County bondsman becomes a critical step in ensuring that bail is posted promptly and that the defendant’s release from detention is handled smoothly. This article provides comprehensive insight into what Douglas County bail bonds professionals do, how they facilitate bail transactions, and what costs and legal obligations may be involved. It also explains key qualifications to look for, how to communicate effectively with bondsmen, and ways to obtain reliable referrals. The aim is to provide clear, actionable information for navigating the bail system in Douglas County.
By PDQ BAIL BONDSabout a year ago in Criminal
Runaway: A Twist of Fate (2009) Review
Considering how the last game ended, I was fully expecting it to start with the great big rescue. Imagine my surprise when it starts with Brian’s funeral. I was further surprised when he was not only convicted of murdering Colonel Kordsmeier but also declared insane and put in a psychiatric hospital. Like, wow, that’s a lot to take in at once. Then it turns out Brian faked his death to escape the hospital to try and clear his name? Honestly, that sounds like something he would do. A welcome twist on the series’ formula is that Gina was much more involved this time. No longer is she a damsel in distress, but a playable character. And her breasts are actually covered for once, thankfully. There is some narrating the past, as per usual, but things do mostly take place in the present time with new, quirky characters.
By Allison 'AllieV' Van Oirschotabout a year ago in Criminal
cyberstalking is terrorism and law enforcement needs to catch up
When Helping Domestic Violence Survivors Makes You a Target: My Battle Against Cyber Terrorism How an abuser's retaliation turned cyberstalking into a death sentence - and why the system failed me at every turn
By guardianangelspawsabout a year ago in Criminal
The Guy Next Door
The smell of fresh-cut grass drifted through the warm summer air, mixing with something sweeter — Mrs. Walker’s legendary apple pie cooling on the windowsill. Classic suburbia. Quiet streets, trimmed hedges, happy families. Nothing ever really happened here.
By Esovrukaveabout a year ago in Criminal
Karen Read’s Fight for Justice in the Death of John O’Keefe
The Night Everything Changed: January 29, 2022 On the evening of January 28, 2022, Karen Read, a 45-year-old finance professional, and her boyfriend, 46-year-old Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe, were out drinking in Canton, Massachusetts. Around midnight, Read dropped O’Keefe off at the home of retired officer Brian Albert, where a small gathering was happening. She later said she saw O’Keefe head toward the house before she drove away.
By Rare Storiesabout a year ago in Criminal
Trump says he 'may or may not' strike Iran as US evacuates diplomats from Israel
**Trump Says He 'May or May Not' Strike Iran Despite the US Evacuation of Israeli Diplomats** With a cryptic statement that he "may or may not" authorize military action against Iran, former President Donald Trump has once more stoked global tensions. The ambiguous remark came amid heightened geopolitical instability in the Middle East and coincided with reports that the United States has begun evacuating diplomatic personnel from Israel due to escalating security threats.
By GLOBAL NEWSabout a year ago in Criminal
Chaos on Air: Israel Missile Strike Hits Iran Live News Broadcast, Studio Engulfed in Debris
Live on Air: When War Breached the Studio Walls On the evening of June 16, 2025, the global audience witnessed a surreal and terrifying moment as a missile strike by Israel hit the Islamic Republic of Iran News Network (IRINN) during a live broadcast in Tehran. As anchor Sahar Emami delivered the latest updates, the studio began to tremble. Within seconds, dust, debris, and shockwaves engulfed the room, forcing the anchor to flee the set mid-broadcast. The cameras continued rolling, capturing the chaos in real-time—a scene that rapidly went viral across social media platforms and news outlets.
By Mehtab Ahmadabout a year ago in Criminal
Derek Dixon drops $260M lawsuit on Tyler Perry
When Derek Dixon, a supporting actor from The Oval, filed a $260 million lawsuit against Tyler Perry, it caused a huge reaction in Hollywood. As news spreads about the Tyler Perry lawsuit and Perry denies the claims, people are left wondering about power, trust, and responsibility in the entertainment world.
By Aneeq Zaheerabout a year ago in Criminal
