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.

A Piece of Work
The defendant registered no signs of emotion as the police led him down the hall and hardly batted an eye as they took the cuffs off and shoved him in the holding room. The door clanged loudly behind him with a stirring suggestion of finality.
By Rollin Jewett5 years ago in Criminal
First School Shooting Of 2021
Columbine High School Shooting was the first major school shooting in The United States. April 20, 1999. in Columbine, Colorado two boys entered their High School and opened fired on their classmates. Two Neo-Nazi teens by the name of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold swept their school with bullets, Killing a total of 12 students and 1 Teacher.
By Jax Wolf5 years ago in Criminal
10 unbelievable serial killer manhunts
number 10 the nurse killer on a july night in 1966 eight female nursing students were killed in a chicago townhouse 24 year old richard speck who had already been involved in theft fraud and a murder case managed to enter the property shared by nine trainee nurses he bound their hands and feet with strips of the bed sheet and then murdered eight of them i'll spare you the more horrifying details the ninth woman corazon mourao survived by hiding under her bed all night when she realized what was happening in the house but she was truly lucky because speck had lost count of his victims the next morning when she was sure that spec had left she crawled out of a window and called for help the police immediately set up an exhaustive hunt across the city giving the press any useful details that could help identify the killer providing sketches to newspapers but he was finally recognized down to the strangest of details his born to raise hell tattoo on his arm you see after he left the townhouse he hid out and tried to commit suicide at the hospital an emergency room physician noticed a tattoo and called the police bringing the 120 hour manhunt of this vicious killer to a close
By kool john5 years ago in Criminal
Steady Water
It was again that time of day when the moon and stars were starting to peak through the sky. I was on a boat named pearl moving further into the body of water known as the Pacific. We were so far from land that all you could see was the water. The sunset was beautiful sparkling off of the dark water. Their was no wind and no sound, everything was still.
By Chasity Abbott5 years ago in Criminal
Derek Smith, George Floyd Paramedic: I Thought He Already Dead *Viewer Discretion* *Video Included*
Shortly after 8 pm on May 25, 2020, George Floyd entered Cup Foods Store in Minneapolis, Minnesota with a fraudulent $20 bill. After checking the bill, the young cashier called the police. A few minutes later, police caught up with Floyd in his vehicle.
By Jax Wolf5 years ago in Criminal
Seeking Justice
The court room is full of people meandering their way to their seats. The hum of murmurs, whispers and shuffling fills the air as they all slowly begin to settle into their places and chatter amongst themselves. A loud creak breaks the noise as the old courtroom door opens, room seems to fall instantly silent as the Judge slowly enters the room.
By Karyn Lee5 years ago in Criminal
scammers inc.
CINDERELLA WILLIAMS How can two sex sites look so eerily similar? My trolling for subsequent sex sites was uncanny. The following site I stumbled upon was a carbon copy of the first. Many models had either left the previous site to join the new one or joined both. Each website was comparable to the treatment of their clients. Chat for fifteen minutes and cut off, never to see them again. Of course, the model answered none of my questions and real names? Strictly taboo.
By Peter Bowden5 years ago in Criminal
The woman who only got 12 years for multiple counts of rape and murder.
Karla Leanna Homolka, also known as Leanne Teale, or Leanne Bordelais, was born on May 4, 1970 in Port Credit, Canada. She was the oldest of three daughters. Karla seemed to be a normal kid. She was pretty, popular, everyone loved her. She was said to love animals and worked in a vet's office. However, she really wasn't as normal as she wanted the world to think. As an adult, Karla would confess to throwing her friend's pet hamster out of a two story window and laughing about it as her friend cried. When she was 17, she went to a pet convention and met the man who would be her husband, Paul Bernardo. Paul was 23 years old and a college student.
By Sara Wilson5 years ago in Criminal
The Chris Watt Phenomenon
American murder: The family next door, took the world by storm. Documentaries are fan favourites on Netflix, and if you’re like me and you find yourself down the rabbit hole of YouTube crime documentaries and crime series every night, this documentary will make you very excited. The first time I actually came across Chris Watt’s case was on a YouTube channel that analyses the behaviour of suspects in police interviews from a psychological point of view. Their body languages, the time between responses and behaviour when the detectives leave the room are used to decipher if the suspect is guilty or not.
By Damilola5 years ago in Criminal
How DNA captured its first monster
Lynda Mann was an attractive 15-year-old English teenager who lived in Narborough, a village near Leicester, with her step-father, mother and her older sister Susan. Lynda also performed well in school and enjoyed studying different foreign languages. On November 21, 1983, she had lined up a babysitting job to earn some extra money. Her parents expected her to return home after 6 p.m.
By Marc Hoover5 years ago in Criminal
Famous Serial Killers - Fritz Honka
Path of Life Friedrich Paul Honka was born in the East German city of Leipzig in 1935 and had six siblings. Three other siblings died in childbirth, which was not unusual at the time.
By René Junge5 years ago in Criminal
Real neuro-criminal law: At what age are you fully responsible?
Today I am returning to a classical topic and also one that is very close to my current research. I have to admit a mistake right at the beginning: I have always criticized the exaggerated statements of leading brain researchers who called for nothing less than a revolution in criminal law. In my criticism, I mentioned several times that there is still no country with a “neuro-criminal law”.
By AddictiveWritings5 years ago in Criminal