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Had Floyd Galloway murdered Danielle Stislicki?
You might have heard about a woman who had gone missing for more than five years. The case became very popular in the United States, Canada and many other regions. Danielle Stislicki was a young lady who was missing. Had Floyd Galloway murdered Danielle Stislicki? The complete story about this case is discussed here.
By lilglobe 5 years ago in Criminal
Woman Uses Poison Makeup to Murder 600 Husbands
Gulia Tofana was a gorgeous Italian woman and — perhaps — the most prolific serial killer of all time. If you were stuck in a toxic 17th-century marriage, she was your best bet to escape — but only if you were a woman.
By Jane Wang5 years ago in Criminal
Elizabeth Amelia Dyer's Horrifying Murderous Life
There can be not many more troublesome things possible than giving your child over to the consideration of a stranger, saying a quiet supplication for the existence you won't see unfurl. Trusting, despite yourself, that you will one day meet once more.
By Deana Contaste5 years ago in Criminal
The Unsolved Case of Kayla May Berg. Top Story - March 2022.
Article first published on Medium LOST AND FOUND, and LOST AGAIN On August 10th, 2009, two worried mothers made the decision to go to the police department for help. Their two daughters, Kayla and Natasha, failed to return home from the previous evening’s event. Each mother was told the night before that their daughter was staying at the other girl’s home for the night—not true, and not an uncommon teenage shenanigan. This time, what they sold as an innocent sleepover was actually a pretext to get away from their respective houses for the night to attend an outdoor bonfire party.
By J. Nathaniel Lee5 years ago in Criminal
The unsolved murder of Dayton police officer Kevin Brame
The Ohio Attorney General's website has over 2,000 images of murdered men and women who still need justice. In previous columns, I have discussed different people I have found on this site. Many of these cases have been long forgotten by the public and the media. Many have fallen by the wayside to make room for the latest unsolved homicides.
By Marc Hoover5 years ago in Criminal
A war criminal gets honoured!
On the eve of the New Year 2022, the UK’s former Prime Minister Tony Blair got honoured with a knighthood. War of offence itself is the ugliest war crime. Hence, whoever plans for an offensive war and engages in such wars is a war criminal. Any bad negotiation for peace is better than any war. Whereas, Tony Blair is one of the co-architects of a genocidal war against Iraq on a fabricated accusation that Iraq has weapons of mass destruction. During the long occupation, Mr. Blair and his partner President George W. Bush couldn't find any weapon of mass destruction in Iraq. So the war was planned only to kill Muslims and destroy a Muslim country. So, Mr. Blair is very happy that the war has met its stipulated target. This is why while he was the Prime Minister, Mr. Blair didn’t pay any heed to more than 2 million people’s anti-war protest rally in Hyde Park in London. His craze for war went on. As per stipulated aim, the US and the British Armies caused the unprecedented destruction in Iraq. Even in World War I or II, no country was bombed as badly as done in Iraq. So, Mr. Blair has proven to be one of the ugliest and cruellest war criminals in human history.
By Salman Khan5 years ago in Criminal
The theory of broken windows
Misery attracts misery. Corruption attracts corruption. An interesting theory from the field of experimental psychology shows that people tend to behave according to the environment in which they act. A theory with various applications in the fight against crime.
By Mindy Mindy5 years ago in Criminal
What the Heck is a Mandy or Amanda Scam?
I recently moved to a new city and made some adjustments to my profile on Indeed. Lots of employers started sending me messages, telling me they thought I’d be the perfect match for a job within their company. I wasn’t interested in most of the listings, but there were a handful that caught my attention. Most of these job listings were remote, with a higher income than I was used to.
By Jade M.5 years ago in Criminal
Croatia criticizes NATO after crash of Russian-made drone
ZAGREB, Croatia (AP) — Croatian officials criticized NATO on Saturday for what they said was its slow reaction to a military drone that apparently flew all the way from the Ukrainian war zone over several NATO member states, before crashing in an urban zone of the Croatian capital.
By Zulqarnain Haider5 years ago in Criminal
Reason First: A Flare Gun Prompts a Robbery!
All it took was for a suspect to abscond with a few dollars in cash from a register. The unidentified man told the other man in the video to fork over money from a safe. When the employed man explained “I can’t open it,” the robber then brandished a flare gun to get the employees “on the ground.”
By Skyler Saunders5 years ago in Criminal
52 Lock Up: The Loss of Shad Rock Thyrion
Welcome back to 52 Lock Up, I am your Appletini Cadma of Bitten Apple TV. 52 lock up is a series I started to talk about one of my biggest passions of true crime. A new episode on every Cadmaniac Monday for 52 Mondays. Hope you guys enjoy, be sure to comment feedback, like and subscribe. And just in case for those curious, viewer discretion is advised.
By Cadma5 years ago in Criminal
Texas’s Scariest Serial Killers and Unsolved Murders
Are you a true crime aficionado? Are you fascinated by sadistic serial killers? Do you want to know about the darker side of Texas history? Listed below are five of the goriest, most chilling real-life murders in the Lone Star State and beyond.
By While You Were Out. 5 years ago in Criminal