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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.

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 Adasia10 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 Adasia11 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 Adasia11 days ago in Criminal
Two sides of the same drifter and drifter adjacent Coin: How Mass Mobility Manufactured and was the catalyst of the post war USA, tragic horrible Serial Killer increase
For decades, popular culture has viewed the so called serial killer "golden age" a unfortunate term for a repulsive phenomenon—that terrifying surge in stranger murders spanning roughly from the late 1960s to the late 1980s—through a flawed and sensationalised lens. Books, podcasts, and Hollywood films routinely depict this era as an epic battle between lone-wolf, hyper-intelligent predators and the rest of civilised society. We obsess over the monsters, dissecting their childhood traumas, searching for biological anomalies, or debating broad cultural anxieties from the Vietnam War to leaded petrol.
By Lewis Smith11 days ago in Criminal
400 Clients. 3,000 Yen a Day. 100,000 Retweets for Her Abuser.
I. A Single Tatami Mat In Ikebukuro, Tokyo, on the second floor of a mixed-use building, behind a shop with a "girls' bar" sign, there was a storage room.
By Jin11 days ago in Criminal
Two Soup Pots, One Luxury Flat, and a Trial Still Running
One In the early hours of 24 February 2023, police forced their way into a rented village house in Lung Mei Village, Tai Po, Hong Kong.
By Jin11 days ago in Criminal
The Court Called Him a Father. It Never Asked If He Agreed.
A parentage case in Jiangsu has drawn public attention because of a few details: a married company chairman, twin babies, a DNA report, an assisted reproduction agreement, and a refused paternity test.
By Jin12 days ago in Criminal
MISS LIL’S TEA TIME:
🫖 MISS LIL’S TEA TIME: COLD CASES, OLD SECRETS, AND THE SCIENCE OF FINALLY FINDING ANSWERS George “Junior” Burdynski Jr. | Thirty-three years later, the silence finally broke
By Lilithea Adasia13 days ago in Criminal
MISS LIL'S TEA TIME:
Today, sweetheart, the kettle is on, the tea is steeping, and Miss Lil needs a moment before she opens her mouth. Because sometimes a story is so heartbreaking that even the sharpest tongue at the table needs to soften.
By Lilithea Adasia13 days ago in Criminal
The Silent Mass Disaster of John and Jane Does:
More than 40,000 unidentified sets of human remains. Families still waiting. And a national database that gives ordinary people a chance to help put names back where they belong. So, pour yourself a cup of tea, pull up a chair, and let's talk about the people America keeps leaving behind.
By Lilithea Adasia13 days ago in Criminal
EVERYONE IS JANE DOE, UNTIL IT'S TIME TO CARE:
EVERYONE IS JANE DOE, UNTIL IT'S TIME TO CARE: PUT THE POLITICAL BULLSHIT DOWN AND PICK UP SOME HUMAN DECENCY An open letter from Miss Lil, who is fresh out of patience, running low on tea, and absolutely not entertaining your political nonsense today.
By Lilithea Adasia13 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 Adasia14 days ago in Criminal