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Donald Trump Processed Through Georgia Jail.
Donald Trump has been officially booked in Georgia on charges of attempting to overturn his 2020 election defeat in the state this is the mug shot released by Fulton County Sheriff's Office and we can expect to see a lot more before the next election the former president arrived in Atlanta earlier to protesters and supporters before surrendering himself to the authorities a North America correspondent Sean delete reports a snapshot in history this is the first mug shot ever taken of anyone accused of committing crimes as U.S president it's not the first time Donald Trump has been booked but in his three other criminal cases he's been excused photographing he is after all one of the most recognizable people on the planet Fulton County Sheriff said that Donald Trump would be treated like any other prisoner but if you look over my shoulder here you can see certainly the Security operation is huge police vehicles helicopters drones for blocks around the jail now part of that is because he is a former president part of that is down to the protesters and counter protesters these Donald Trump supporters among those who believe in the face of all of the evidence to the country that Joe Biden lost the last election for these Trump supporters it's all part of a Sinister plot to Rob him of the White House the rights of Americans are being Stripped Away Today is one of the most obvious versions of it that are going on while we're putting a former president in jail he firmly believed like we do too the election was not fair was not transparent
By Joshua Collington3 years ago in Criminal
The Tragic Story of Debbie Leitch . Content Warning.
On August 29, 2019, a distressing incident unfolded involving Debbie Leach, a 24-year-old woman residing in Blackpool. Debbie, who had Down syndrome and various health challenges, was living with her mother Elaine Clerk, who was her primary caregiver. This story sheds light on a series of neglectful actions that tragically led to Debbie's untimely demise.
By Lindsay Franklin3 years ago in Criminal
What does a killer look like?. Top Story - August 2023. Content Warning.
My eldest son was born three months early at 28 weeks. He weighed 3 lbs 1oz. He was in the neonatal unit for 10 weeks before he was big enough and strong enough for us to bring him home. In those 10 weeks, I visited him every day, stayed with him and then, left him every night. Every morning, as soon as I awoke, I would call the nurses to see what sort of night he had. My slumber, if it came, was always restless. Nurses administered treatments to him while I was there and while I was not. I trusted them implicitly because I had to. It was incredibly hard to have my fragile baby boy cared for by strangers. But I had to believe that those nurses had his best interests at heart and would administer care with attention and forethought.
By Rachel Deeming3 years ago in Criminal
Gauging Talents: Rudi Kurniawan and the Marvel of Tasting Wine
Have you ever found yourself captivated by a film that revolves around the themes of deception and extraordinary talents, only to realize that similar narratives unfold in the real world? Enter the fascinating tale of Rudi Kurniawan, a living embodiment of how the extraordinary can embark on unforeseen paths, echoing the very narratives we often witness on the silver screen. As we delve deeper into the realm of Rudi's astounding abilities, we're confronted with a narrative that didn't unravel within the confines of a cinematic universe but played out right in the tapestry of our own reality.
By Faron Hetharie3 years ago in Criminal
Echoes of Deceit
Detective Eleanor Grayson leaned over the cluttered desk, squinting at the crime scene photos spread out before her. The room was heavy with the scent of aged paper and the weight of a mystery yet unsolved. The victim, a renowned art collector named Victor Hartman, had been found dead in his opulent mansion, surrounded by his priceless collection. The only clues were a shattered display case and a cryptic note that read, "The past holds the key."
By Loreen soi 3 years ago in Criminal








