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.
Detective James Parker (EP- 4)
James Parker was a renowned private investigator known for his exceptional skills in solving complex cases. So, when a connoisseur by the name of Rafael approached him with a request to investigate a gang that was stealing some of the world's finest paintings and selling them on the counterfeit market, James was more than ready to take on the challenge.
By Manikanda Raman4 years ago in Criminal
He Could Have Saved Her Life!
Watching Dateline on NBC, a man named Roger* murdered his wife Anna* because she was filing for divorce after many years of marriage. A divorce would reveal his theft from his children’s trust fund. They were separated. Her blood was plastered all over her house. Her body wasn’t found. It took the police almost four years before he was charged. What increased my anger was one neighbor told the reporter that he heard a blood-curdling scream the night she went missing.
By Annelise Lords 4 years ago in Criminal
How To Lose Weight Fast
1. Implement Long-Term Lifestyle and Behavior Changes When trying to lose weight, ban the word “diet,” suggests Albertson. Dieting can be unpleasant and make you hungry, so you constantly think about food, which is exactly what you don’t want when trying to lose weight. Instead, she recommends thinking of weight loss as a part of getting healthier and concentrating on taking care of your body first
By Justin Nortey4 years ago in Criminal
And Then Comes the Inevitable Let Down
Author's preface: Apologies for the delay in publishing this follow up to my Thank You Mexico post. In that article I mentioned a follow up piece, and, if you are reading this, I have finally completed and published it. It would have been done at least a week ago if not for a technical hiccup with the Vocal website which resulted in my (very long) draft getting somehow deleted. I was furious and greatly dismayed as I had spent many hours working the piece which included no small bit of web research on the subject of Mexican law enforcement. I was so discouraged that I put the whole project on hold until I could regain my composure on the topic. This version does not go into as much depth as the original which is sad, but I just could not bring myself to recreate all that work. I have a big aversion to backtracking when hiking or driving, and I guess that carries over into my writing as well. My feeling is if you have already passed a spot going in one direction, passing the same spot going the other way is a complete waste of time, and will result in you missing out on whatever adventure might await if you had gone a totally different way. I did go a slighty different way this time though ended up in pretty much the same place in the end. As always when I post on the topic of Mexico, recognize that what I say may only apply to the (very small) part of Mexico in which I operate, the northern portion of the state of Baja, California very near the Southern border of California in the United States. Enjoy!
By Everyday Junglist4 years ago in Criminal
A Murder Mystery
It was a sunny autumn day, when a group of students stumbled upon a horrifying sight at their high school. In room number 205, they found the lifeless body of their favorite math teacher, Mrs. Thompson, lying on the floor. The police were called and a full-scale investigation was launched.
By Sheela John4 years ago in Criminal
Demasking Jack: the mystery of the Ripper
People love mysteries, we always have. It’s weird, considering how much we love information, too; we do nothing but consume it through the internet, in the form of articles, videos, and podcasts. Yet, we can get very obsessed with a missing piece of information, with a story without a proper ending. And for some reason, we are deeply and disturbingly interested in true crime as well, and above all, in serial killers. And there is one in particular who won’t stop haunting our nightmares…
By John H. Knight4 years ago in Criminal







