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.

He Said, “Treat the Child First.” Then the Parents Threatened to Sue Him.
The Dent on the Car Roof Mr. Zhou, the car owner, got the call while he was eating breakfast. Someone on the other end said a child had fallen from the seventh floor and landed on his car.
By Jin2 months ago in Criminal
The great cheese robbery in Wisconsin
If you thought gold, diamonds, jewellery, and money were the most valuable targets for thieves, your world will shake when you hear about this deliciously bizarre cheese fact in the world of true crime history.
By Susan Fourtané 2 months ago in Criminal
Hot Car Deaths
There are on average 38 human hot car death in the United States each year. There are about 54 animal hot car deaths with another 450 being rescued from the dangers of being locked in a hot car. Some of those cases are prosecuted and others are deemed to be tragic accidents with no charges filed. What separates those cases? What determines the responsibility of a parent or guardian? All of the cases involve neglectful actions that led to the death of a child or children. Isn't neglect (child, adult, or animal), in and of itself, the basis for arrest? It would seem that neglect that leads to death would certainly be an arrestable offense. Here we will take a look at some cases from around the United States. You decide for yourself what determines charges in hot car death cases.
By Phoenixx Fyre Dean2 months ago in Criminal
Clergy Sexual Abuse in Ukraine, 2026: Cases and Survivor Harm
Clergy sexual abuse in Ukraine raises concerns about survivor trauma, reporting barriers, and institutional accountability. Cases in Dnipro and Lviv resulted in reported convictions, while proceedings in Zhytomyr and Ternopil involve allegations without verified verdicts. The article examines psychological, interpersonal, and spiritual harm while distinguishing established convictions from unproven accusations.
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen2 months ago in Criminal
They Came Home. But No One Asked Why They Left.
On 7 September, the Fuquan City Public Security Bureau in Guizhou Province confirmed that three underage girls reported missing in the area had been located. Two have already returned home. The one who had been unaccounted for the longest, 12‑year‑old Li Zixuan, has been contacted and is being escorted back by police.
By Jin2 months ago in Criminal
The Serial Killer Next Door
The house next door had been empty for almost three years before Alice moved in. Nobody knew who had sold it to her, and nobody seemed to know where she had come from. The house stood at number seventeen, at the far end of our quiet street, with its faded gray walls, overgrown garden, and windows that always seemed darker than the rest of the neighborhood. People said the previous owners had left suddenly, but nobody could agree on why. Busi, who had lived across the street for more than twenty years and knew everybody's business, claimed the house had always been bad luck.
By Nelo2 months ago in Criminal
Give Them a Taste of Their Own Medicine. Content Warning.
A case in the local district courts made me feel sick to my core. A few months back, a Snapchat post featured a 16-year-old boy in a boat. He was making a black swan inhale vape fumes. As if that was not bad enough, his younger companion then smacked the swan on the head and beak.
By Calvin London2 months ago in Criminal
Loose Ends
__________ DATE: 1059 MONDAY 08/04 DECEASED: STEVEN SAMUEL BARRIOS MALE WHITE OF HISPANIC ORIGIN 01/19 AGE 64 CITY: SENDERA
By Conrad Ilesia2 months ago in Criminal
I Woke Up a Trillionaire: What Happened When a Glitch Gave Me the World, and the Law Took It Back
Shanghai, September 27, 2025. Li Mou transferred 1,000 yuan to his platform account to buy promotional services. It was a routine transaction—he paid, the platform credited the amount, fair and clear, no explanation needed.
By Jin2 months ago in Criminal
The $500 Million Ghosts of Boston: 81 Minutes That Left Empty Frames on the Wall for 35 Years
On March 18, 1990, at 1:24 AM, a buzzer rang inside the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston. It should have been an uneventful night shift. St. Patrick's Day crowds were stumbling home. Two young security guards, both music students, were on duty.
By V.S Ferreira 2 months ago in Criminal
Tupac Shakur Murder Case Explained: Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis Found Guilty Nearly 30 Years Later
For nearly three decades, the murder of Tupac Shakur remained one of the most famous mysteries in music history. Now, almost 30 years after the legendary rapper was fatally shot in Las Vegas, a jury has delivered a guilty verdict.
By parwinder singh2 months ago in Criminal
Lil Durk Murder-for-Hire Case Explained: Key Witness Testimony, Quando Rondo Plot Claims and Defense Challenges
The murder-for-hire case involving rapper Lil Durk has entered one of its most closely watched stages, with cooperating witnesses facing aggressive questioning about the alleged plot targeting Quando Rondo, the killing of Saviay’a Robinson, and the roles different defendants supposedly played.
By parwinder singh2 months ago in Criminal