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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.
The Last Memory: Chapter Four
Chapter Four Trenton stretched and got out of bed. Though the shades were drawn, she could see the earliest rays of sunlight peeking through, and she didn't want to waste too much time in bed when she could be out looking for employment. Trenton looked around the room, trying to spot a clock that might give her some indication as to what time it was. However, the room was completely void of electronics.
By Nicole Higginbotham-Hogue15 days ago in Criminal
Serial Killers' Favorite Bar Hangouts
Serial killers share many common characteristics. For example, many live with ASPD and have had difficult childhoods. One of the most unexpected and interesting traits is their fondness for local bars. Before, during, and after their crimes, many notorious serial killers frequented local bars. Some even discussed their crimes with police officers! Perhaps alcohol allowed these killers to relax after such monstrous crimes. Maybe it was their way of blending in with regular society or people-watching. Whatever the case, here’s a look at bars frequented by serial killers.
By Criminal Matters15 days ago in Criminal
Inside the Sordid World of Jeffrey Epstein and What His Troubling Emails to Women Really Reveal
There’s something almost hypnotic about the Epstein document archive. Sitting down to explore it isn’t just research—it’s immersion. Hours disappear as you scroll through emails, attachments, and fragments of conversations that hint at a larger system operating behind the scenes. The sheer volume alone is overwhelming. And yet, paradoxically, what’s most striking isn’t what’s there. It’s the constant awareness that much more may still be missing.
By Lawrence Lease15 days ago in Criminal
Man Who Said Wife Fell on Corn Rake Convicted of Her Murder
He claimed his wife died after she fell backward on a corn rake while working on the family’s farm. Prosecutors said inconsistencies in the pattern proved the injury wasn’t an accident. He’s now serving life without parole in an Iowa prison. As is the case with most crimes, a few supporters contend that Todd Mullis, 43, did not kill Amy, 39.
By Criminal Matters16 days ago in Criminal
The Most Wanted Man in America: The Night I Served Coffee to John Dillinger. AI-Generated.
The Most Wanted Man Snow softened the city. It fell quietly over rooftops, streetlamps, and newspaper stands, covering the sharp edges of Manhattan in a fragile kind of peace — the kind that never lasted long in America anymore.Inside a narrow diner on Lexington Avenue, the air smelled of coffee, toast, and radiator heat. Midnight had passed. Only two customers remained: a tired taxi driver asleep in a booth… and the man who always sat by the window.
By shakir hamid17 days ago in Criminal
What Do Chicago Appeal Lawyers Do Differently?
Appeals in Illinois are a distinct and highly technical area of law that demands specialized expertise. The Illinois appellate system operates under strict procedural rules, aggressive deadlines, and a body of case law that shapes outcomes in ways trial attorneys may not fully anticipate. Chicago appeal lawyers who focus exclusively on appellate work bring a level of precision and strategic focus that is essential to succeeding at this stage of litigation.
By Michael Wilson17 days ago in Criminal
SWAT Raid Near Nancy Guthrie’s Home Leads to Three Detentions
Three individuals were detained late Friday night after a coordinated SWAT operation unfolded in a Tucson neighborhood just miles from the home of missing 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, marking one of the most significant developments in the investigation since her disappearance nearly two weeks ago.
By Lawrence Lease21 days ago in Criminal
