guilty

Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time; a look into all aspects of a guilty verdict from the burden of proof to conviction to the judge’s sentence and more.

NIGHT OF HELL, THE HUNT OF THE DEVIL
The criminal mentioned today is a prime example of the brutality in the character of some Korean men. Because his girlfriend saw a fly on his chest, he shot and killed her. Not stopping there, he also implicated many innocent people in the surrounding area, successively massacring several villages, causing 97 casualties, including 55 deaths.
By HieuDinh15 days ago in Criminal
Torn Between War and Peace: The Iran–US–Israel Conflict and the Fragile Path Ahead
Fire Across the Horizon A Story of Power, Fear, and the Shadow War Between Iran, the United States, and Israel The night sky above the Middle East no longer sleeps.
By Izhar Ullah15 days ago in Criminal
Trump's Iran retreat sparks market rally...
In what is becoming as predictable as a Marvel sequel, U.S. President Donald Trump stared down Iran, rattled his sabre dramatically... and then quietly put it back in the drawer. Markets, apparently familiar with this routine, responded with a celebratory rally so enthusiastic you'd think someone had announced free guacamole on Wall Street.
By Shirley Oyiadom16 days ago in Criminal
Murdered By Her High School Sweetheart For Ending Their Relationship
During the 1970s, the Salarno family lived a seemingly ordinary middle-class life in San Francisco. The family consisted of Harriet and Mike Salarno and their three young daughters: Catina, Regina, and Nina.
By Matesanz16 days ago in Criminal
From Prom Queen To Cold-Blooded Killer
Young, blonde, and strikingly beautiful, Darlene Gentry had always drawn attention—but in high school, it was more than her looks that made her unforgettable.
By Matesanz16 days ago in Criminal
Is this why Trump changed his mind?
The World on a Knife's Edge: Inside the Escalating Crisis Between the US and Iran There is a particular kind of dread that settles over the world when great powers inch toward open conflict — not the sudden shock of an unexpected attack, but the slow, suffocating tension of a standoff where every word, every military movement, and every diplomatic gesture carries the weight of potentially catastrophic consequences. That is precisely where the world finds itself today, as tensions between the United States and Iran reach a boiling point that few analysts have seen in a generation.
By Shirley Oyiadom16 days ago in Criminal
The Strange Case of Infant Wolf
Note: The following account was taken from the book Play the Yellow Tape by Bobbie Lee, published in 2006. This is a very rare and excellent collection of historical criminal accounts from the Fort Wayne area in Indiana.
By Tom Baker20 days ago in Criminal
New Epstein files twist delivers blow to Trump...
On November 18, a long-simmering political battle in Washington reached a dramatic turning point. The House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved legislation mandating the release of all government records tied to the investigation into the alleged crimes of Jeffrey Epstein. While the move had been anticipated for weeks, its implications were far-reaching—especially for Donald Trump, who had once promised full transparency on the issue.
By Shirley Oyiadom20 days ago in Criminal
Amarjeet Sada: The World’s Youngest Serial Killer
Bihar, India, is the country’s second-largest state, with more than half of its population under the age of 25. In fact, statistics show that Bihar has a higher proportion of youth than any other Indian state.
By Matesanz21 days ago in Criminal
Doin' time
"You don't have any draft stories." I know. I deleted the ones I had. They were nothingburgers. I'm angry again. My head is pounding. I'm about to slam my office door shut. The men in the library are arguing over how many pushups they've done. I want to quote the girl from "Mega Mind" by saying, "Girls, girls! You're both pretty." Honestly, are we children?
By Mack D. Ames21 days ago in Criminal
A Muslim Schoolgirl’s Lies Result In Her Teacher Being Beheaded By A Jihadist
In 2020, Samuel Paty was a 47 year old history and geography teacher at a secondary school in the commune of Éragny, Val-d’Oise, France—less than 20 miles from Paris. He lived just ten minutes from the school with his wife and their five-year-old son.
By Matesanz22 days ago in Criminal
The Harvard University Student Who Murdered Her Roommate
Sinedu Tadesse was born on September 25th 1975, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Although her family was financially well-off, her childhood was marked by instability and turmoil.
By Matesanz22 days ago in Criminal