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The Monster of the Andes
Pedro Alonso López (born 8 October 1948), is a Colombian serial killer, child rapist, and fugitive who murdered a minimum of 110 people, mostly young women and girls, from 1969 to 1980. López claimed to have murdered over 300 victims.
Grace WilliamsPublished 11 months ago in CriminalShocking Attack Unleashed: High-Heeled Fury Strikes in Union Square
The dark hours of the night shrouded in an eerie silence, became the backdrop for a shocking attack that left onlookers stunned and the victim battered and bruised. In a spine-chilling incident that unfolded near Manhattan's bustling Union Square, a tranquil evening turned into a scene of sheer terror as a woman's stylish accessory transformed into a weapon of assault.
Sheeraz QurbanPublished 11 months ago in CriminalSERVED BY JUSTICE
I was taken aback by the extensive expressions of jubilation. While justice was indeed served, I couldn't help but feel perplexed and conflicted. Is it customary to celebrate in such circumstances? Does the value of human life not elicit any empathy? Am I simply being sentimental or excessively inclined towards a compassionate perspective influenced by the "New Testament"?
Adebukola OladapoPublished 11 months ago in CriminalThe Mysterious Disappearance of Amy Lynn Bradley
Amy Lynn Bradley, was an American who disappeared while traveling on the Royal Caribbean International cruise ship Rhapsody of the Seas in late March 1998, when she was 23 years old.
Rare StoriesPublished 11 months ago in CriminalPablo Escobar: The rise and fall of the infamous drug lord.
Pablo Escobar, a name synonymous with power, wealth, and violence, was one of the most notorious drug lords in history. Born on December 1, 1949, in Rionegro, Colombia, Escobar would rise from humble origins to become the leader of the Medellín Cartel, a criminal empire responsible for smuggling immense quantities of cocaine into the United States. This article delves into the intriguing life of Escobar, tracing his path from an ambitious young man to the heights of his power and ultimately exploring the dark legacy he left behind.
emad afsaryPublished 11 months ago in CriminalOrganized crime syndicates and their operations
Chapter 1: Undercover Beginnings An undercover Agent. Detective Jack Harrison, a seasoned anti-drug agent with a reputation for his tenacity, is determined to bring down a notorious organized crime syndicate that has plagued the city for years. Despite his impressive track record, doubts linger in the minds of his superiors. Jack convinces them of his suitability for an undercover operation by recounting his past successes and showcasing his understanding of the syndicate's operations. With a mix of determination and anticipation, Jack outlines his plan to penetrate the syndicate's inner circle, pledging to risk everything for the greater good.
Emmanuel SaduwaPublished 11 months ago in CriminalHatch Act
Introduction: The United States government's ethical code is based on the Hatch Act, which was passed in 1939. By limiting their participation in partisan political activities, this federal law aims to guarantee the impartiality and integrity of federal employees. The Hatch Act limits political engagement while on duty or in an official capacity in order to prevent the misuse of public resources and maintain the neutrality of government institutions. The Hatch Act has recently received a lot of attention, which has led to debates about the law's effectiveness and the consequences for those who break it. A valuable insight into the difficulties of maintaining a fair and impartial government in the ever-evolving political landscape can be gained by examining the nature and impact of the Hatch Act violations.
Crack HeadPublished 11 months ago in CriminalTHE KOREAN MAN WHO ATE 26 PEOPLE
Chapter 1: A Dark Genesis In the underbelly of Seoul, South Korea, a serial killer lurks in the shadows, waiting for his unsuspecting prey. Yoo Young-chul, a seemingly ordinary man, harbors a twisted mind and a hunger for blood. Born in 1970, Young-chul's childhood was marred by neglect and abuse, shaping his distorted perception of the world.
Three fatalities in knife and van assaults, including students.
A series of attacks in Nottingham has left the city in turmoil, resulting in the tragic deaths of two teenage students and another man.
The Killer Clown
A clown came to Marlene Warren's door on a May morning in 1990, handed her carnations and balloons, and then shot her dead in front of her son. On Tuesday, her husband's alleged mistress and future wife finally pleaded guilty to being the killer — even though she still insists she is not — closing a case that is strange even by Florida standards.
Grace WilliamsPublished 11 months ago in CriminalSarah's Diamond Heist
The sun had set over the city skyline, and the streets were quiet. Sarah had been waiting for this moment for weeks. She had planned and prepared, and now the time had come. She knew the building like the back of her hand, having studied its every nook and cranny. The security guards were on their rounds, but she had timed it perfectly. She waited until they had passed her by before making her move.
Daniel DahlstromPublished 11 months ago in CriminalThe Enigmatic Brush
#TheEnigmaticBrush is a tale that explores the depths of human emotions, the pursuit of recognition, and the potential for redemption. It reminds us that our passions, when guided by a moral compass, can transform even the darkest corners of our lives into brilliant works of art. "True artistry lies not only in the strokes of the brush but also in the intent of the heart."
kulandaivelPublished 11 months ago in Criminal