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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.
Online dates that went wrong
True Crime: Online Safety In 2019, the world experienced a global pandemic that limited in-person dating. People have been meeting their online dates on Zoom, Skype, and other video communication services. The (CDC) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has lifted most COVID restrictions and in-person dating is beginning to resume. Knowledge of online safety can make navigating the online dating process easier.
By Dr. Shakira AKA The True Crime Empress4 years ago in Criminal
Two Overbearing Parents, a Mentally Unstable Daughter and a Jealous Son
Jeremy Bamber is a man who caused controversy from birth and will probably continue to cause it well into death. Bamber was born Jeremy Paul Marsham in London to Juliet Wheeler, a vicar's daughter, and British Army Sergeant Major Leslie Marsham. Marsham was a controller at Buckingham palace; they were unmarried. The baby boy was given up for adoption in 1961, the year he was born. Nevill and June Bamber adopted him when he was six months old. Marshal and Wheeler would later go on and marry, both working at Buckingham Palace.
By Sam H Arnold4 years ago in Criminal
The Unsolved Murder of Jackie Waines
Jakie Waynes lived with her friend, Avril Miles, on Hepburn road in the St Paul’s area of Bristol. As well as having two names, she also had two homes. Her second home was a council maisonette at Bevan Court, near Grosvenor Road. Jackie worked as a prostitute and would often take her clients to the maisonette. Jackie had three children, but they had all been taken into care.
By Armchair Detective4 years ago in Criminal
Antron Singleton, aka Big Lurch
This is an interesting true crime case. I didn't know where I'd end up on it when I began researching, but I uncovered some strange things. Perhaps you've heard of Big Lurch, the rapper cannibal who murdered and ate his girlfriend. If you've previously seen a headline similar to what I just wrote, then let's set the record straight right now. Yes, Big Lurch is a rapper. No, the victim wasn't his girlfriend. Murder and cannibalism? It's not as clear as it first appears.
By J.A. Hernandez4 years ago in Criminal
Karen Severson and Laura Doyle
For the average teenage girl, life is full of angst, uncontrolled emotions, and raging hormones. It’s normal to be jealous of others and envy what they have. However, for Karen Severson she let that jealousy turn into murder. The object of her jealousy? Her childhood best friend, Michele Missy Avila.
By Paige Guffey4 years ago in Criminal
3 Tips for Shopping for a Vehicle Camera Security System
3 Tips for Shopping for a Vehicle Camera Security System Modern vehicles come with all sorts of convenience features to make your driving experience smoother and safer, but they can have the unintended consequence of leaving you vulnerable to thieves and vandalism when you leave your car unattended. With vehicle camera security systems, however, you can use your car’s built-in security features to make sure that no one messes with your ride while it’s parked on the street or in a parking lot. If you’re shopping for such a security cameras installers, consider these three tips before making your final purchase decision.
By netraclos Inc4 years ago in Criminal
Andrea Yates
This story is tragic, both for the five children who lost their lives and for the mother who suffered for many years with a severe mental illness. Before going any further, I would like to warn that this story contains talk of suicidal ideation, attempt, and the murder of children.
By Paige Guffey4 years ago in Criminal
The unsolved homicide of Alana "Laney"Gwinner
Although police officers often receive a bad rap, I wouldn't want to live in a society without them. As a military veteran, I have much admiration and respect for the military and law enforcement. Both professions play an imperative role in our society. Despite not knowing the people they are protecting, they put their lives on the line to protect them. I have seen countless stories of police officers losing their lives in the line of duty, but one stands out in my mind.
By Marc Hoover4 years ago in Criminal
