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.
OPH of Aisne condemned twice: tenants’ rights flouted
The Aisne Public Housing Office (OPH) is at the heart of a high-profile legal case. Convicted twice, the organization was found guilty of serious breaches of its legal obligations towards a tenant of social housing in Hirson. This case highlights worrying practices, including alleged attempts to manipulate legal expertise.
By Nathan FUNK2 years ago in Criminal
Intrusion and Attack on Actor Saif Ali Khan
In a shocking turn of events, Mumbai police apprehended Mohammad Shariful Islam Shahzad, a 30-year-old Bangladeshi national, for allegedly intruding into actor Saif Ali Khan’s Bandra residence and attacking him with a sharp object. The incident, which took place on a Thursday morning, has raised serious concerns about celebrity security. Police reports indicate that Shahzad entered the country illegally and assumed the identity of Vijay Das to conceal his origins. He was taken into custody from Thane on Saturday night. Following his arrest, investigators presented a list of reasons to seek 14-day custody, though the court granted a five-day detention.
By Jebaraj Jacob 2 years ago in Criminal
The Shadow of the Kingpin
In the bustling streets of Caldera City, where neon lights flickered above alleyways and danger lurked behind every corner, Rafael Marino was a name whispered with a mix of fear and reverence. To the outside world, he was a successful businessman, the owner of luxury hotels and high-end restaurants. But beneath the surface, Rafael was the shadowy kingpin who controlled the city’s underworld with an iron fist.
By Mirhadi Tahsin2 years ago in Criminal
Digital Doppelgängers: The Frightening World of Identity Theft and Clone Crimes
Imagine waking up one morning to find that your bank account is empty, your social media accounts have vanished, and someone is out there living your life — using your name, your face, and even your personal history. Sounds like a plot from a psychological thriller, right? But for many people, this nightmare is very real. It’s called identity theft, but this goes beyond someone stealing your credit card details to go on a shopping spree. This is full-blown “clone crime,” where criminals don’t just steal your identity — they assume it, and live as you.
By Victoria Velkova2 years ago in Criminal
The Woodchipper Murder: Conviction Without A Body. Content Warning.
Helle Nielsen Crafts lived a remarkable life. Born and raised in Denmark, she eventually settled in Newtown, Connecticut, after marrying airline pilot Richard Crafts in 1975. The couple had three children, and Helle balanced her role as a mother with her career as a globe-trotting flight attendant.
By Victoria Velkova2 years ago in Criminal
Shades for Vengeance
Part One: A City of Rain and Lies Rainfield City, a metropolitan expanse where the sun was more of a faraway fantasy than a reality, dwelt in permanent gloom. The skyline, jagged and filthy, threw black shadows over tiny streets and dilapidated buildings. The affluent lived in the sky, in glass skyscrapers, while the poor battled on the rainy, dirty streets below, where hope was as uncommon as bright skies.
By QuirkTales2 years ago in Criminal
Echoes From A Digital Heart
In the beginning The year is 2024. Technology has permeated every part of life, from artificial intelligence companions to smart cities that anticipate human wants. But amidst the overwhelming digital hum, Layla feels isolated, lost in a routine that numbs more than it comforts.
By QuirkTales2 years ago in Criminal
Bad Santa: The Covina Christmas Massacre, Bruce Pardo. Content Warning.
Nestled at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains, Covina, California, is a peaceful suburb just 22 miles from the bustling streets of Los Angeles. Known for its small-town charm and low crime rate, Covina was an unlikely setting for the grisly events that unfolded on Christmas Eve 2008.
By Victoria Velkova2 years ago in Criminal
Colette Aram: The Shocking Crime That Went Unsolved for Decades
Colette Aram seemed to lead a picture-perfect life on Normanton Lane in Keyworth, Nottinghamshire—her days filled with laughter, warmth, and the promise of a bright future. Surrounded by the love of her devoted parents and her protective younger brother, Mark, Colette was a young woman with boundless dreams and ambition. Recently having left school, she was determined to carve her own path, training to become a talented hairdresser, inspired by her mother’s success. With every passing day, her future shimmered with possibilities, and her family believed she was destined to achieve greatness. Little did they know, the life she built would soon be forever altered, plunging them into a heart-wrenching mystery that would haunt the community for decades.
By Marveline Merab2 years ago in Criminal
She’s free after 4 plea deals, 3 dropped charges, 2 paramedic calls, 1 probation violation
By LENNY COHEN DELAND, Fla. (CohenConnect) – A woman with a history of disorderly conduct got out of jail when she pleaded no contest to charges from a disturbance at a cell phone store.
By Lenny Cohen2 years ago in Criminal
Girlfriend threw out his marijuana, battery suspect dumped out her medications, arrest report says
By LENNY COHEN OCALA, Fla. (CohenConnect) – Figuring out who’s at fault isn’t always easy. Take, for instance, the job of the Florida sheriff’s deputy called to “a domestic physical disturbance” shortly after midnight, Oct. 9.
By Lenny Cohen2 years ago in Criminal
