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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.
The Darkest Day of My Life
A Terrifying Encounter: The Darkest Day of My Life I was at home, engrossed in my work, as my work-from-home routine continued. It was just another day, or so I thought. I prepared breakfast for myself and my brother, who would soon head to his office located just a 10-minute walk away from our home.
By Whisper Words3 years ago in Criminal
The Tragic Life and Death of Jeffrey James Weise
On March 21, 2005, Jeff Weise, a 16-year-old Chippewa Indian, entered Red Lake High School in northern Minnesota and went on a shooting rampage, killing 10 people and injuring at least five others. He then turned the gun on himself, making it the worst U.S. school shooting since the 1999 tragedy at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo.
By Rare Stories3 years ago in Criminal
The Disappearance of Emma Fillipoff.
Let's take a look into Emma Fillipoff's disappearance. Emma, a 26-year-old woman living in Victoria, British Columbia sadly vanished on November 28th, 2012. Emma, a trained chef, was originally from Perth, Ontario, relocated to Victoria, B.C. in 2011 for work. She briefly worked at the Red Fish Blue Fish, a seafood restaurant on the Inner Harbour in Victoria,B.C., but since the work was seasonal, the job ended on October 31st, 2012. Emma had promised her coworkers that she would return in the spring of 2013.
By fredi schokker3 years ago in Criminal
The most dangerous criminals in America in 2023
On the off chance that Castillo is ever caught, he will deservedly spend much of his life, if not the rest of his life, behind bars. Alright, final but not slightest, and arguably the foremost perilous individual in this show nowadays, somebody who’s so looked for after that in case you'll be able offer assistance get him captured, the compensate may be a whopping five million bucks. You listened that right. Yulan Adonay Archaga Carias You may well be considering, why on soil would the US government hand over $5 million to a few normal individual like me? The reply is MS-13, which Carias, aka “Porky,” is said to be one of the pioneers.
By Magdy Ismail3 years ago in Criminal
The most dangerous criminals in America in 2023
A violent man so dangerous you get $5 million if you can help get him arrested; a deadly British-American multi-millionaire on the run in tourist-friendly Mexico; a billionaire thief being dismembered and tossed to the sharks. Everything is available to you today. Pay close attention because if you can offer information that results in the capture of any of these persons, you might receive a minimum reward of $100,000. Richard Jimenez May 12, 2012. Illinois' Burbank. At Chicago's City Hall, there is a strong sense of affection. Estrella Carrera, 24, and Arnoldo Jimenez, 30, a newlywed couple, had just looked into one other's eyes and vowed to love and cherish one another until death separates them. Which took place a few hours later when Carrera was stabbed and dumped in a bathtub while still donning the evening dress with silver sequins that she had worn to the wedding. Although spouses have been killing each other since the establishment of holy matrimony, it is extremely uncommon for a murder to occur during the first few hours of a marriage. Who among maniacs would carry out such a deed? Early indications suggested Jimenez might be capable of murder. He was believed to be possessive of Carrera and towered over her at six feet tall and more than 200 pounds. They had a two-year-old boy together, and Carrera had an eight-year-old daughter from a previous union who was a straight-A student at her Southwest Side school in Chicago.
By Magdy Ismail3 years ago in Criminal
The most dangerous criminals in America in 2023
What’s such a feel sorry for almost this case is the cops had him not once but twice, but at the time, they didn’t know he’d committed that kill. In 2000, fair a brief time after he’d slaughtered the young lady, he was captured in Arizona for shoplifting. In 2002, he was captured once more. Cops had been called to his loft after somebody had complained around the clamor, and when they looked at Flores’ ID, they before long found it was fake. Police reports said the man was inviting and calm, in spite of the fact that they famous that upon looking his house, they found explicit fabric lying around. They moreover said the man told them earlier to living in Arizona, he’d lived in Illinois.
By Magdy Ismail3 years ago in Criminal
