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Big crimes, small screen; true crime television series and TV documentaries that recreate and reexamine some of the mystifying and grisliest cases in history.
"Amazing Tweets From Other Countries": Elon Musk Reveals Next Twitter Update
Twitter will soon start translating and recommending tweets from other countries and cultures, announced Elon Musk this morning. Besides, the next update on the microblogging platform will be to stop switching users to recommended tweets from their custom settings, he said.
By MADHAN KUMAR4 years ago in Criminal
10 Decades-Old Cold Case Murders Solved with DNA
10 Decades-Old Cold Case Murders Solved with DNA Technology has advanced so much in recent years, including cars, computers, and even robots. One of the most useful of these technologies for law enforcement agencies worldwide would undoubtedly be the numerous applications of DNA profiling and, more recently, forensic genealogy. If DNA is present, crimes have gotten more simpler to solve.
By Paul Smith4 years ago in Criminal
Review of 'Hunters' Season 2
I just binged the eight-episode second and final season of Hunters on Amazon Prime Video. I liked it a lot more than the first season, and I liked the first season a lot, with some reservations. Indeed, though the first season was an intensely personal story set in all-too real world, the second season was even more personal and managed also to be about the real world, our current real world, in fact.
By Paul Levinson4 years ago in Criminal
"Exploring the Unknown: Uncovering the Hidden Monsters of Legend and Folklore"
The world of monsters is a fascinating and mysterious one that has captivated people for centuries. From ancient legends and myths to modern-day movies and TV shows, monsters have always been a part of human culture. But while we often hear about the more well-known monsters such as dragons, zombies, and werewolves, there are many other monsters lurking in the shadows, waiting to be discovered. These hidden monsters are often just as terrifying and intriguing as their more famous counterparts.
By Ajith kumar4 years ago in Criminal
Review of 'Three Pines'
Just binged Three Pines, a new series on Amazon Prime Video -- at once charming, dangerous, provocative, with a Sherlock Holmesian detective (Inspector Gamache, played by Alfred Molina) and gorgeous wintery scenery north of Montreal. It somehow manages to have elements of a British cosy whodunnit, with cursing you wouldn't hear even in Chicago PD, and it's an altogether wonderful treat to see.
By Paul Levinson4 years ago in Criminal








