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52 Lock Up, In honor of, FDNY Yadira Arroyo
Welcome back to 52 Lock Up, I am your Appletini Cadma of Bitten Apple TV. 52 lock up is a series I started to talk about one of my biggest passions of true crime. A new episode on every Cadmaniac Monday for 52 Mondays, 52 crimes. Hope you guys enjoy, be sure to like, leave some feedback and subscribe; Viewer discretion is always advised.
By Cadma3 years ago in Criminal
52 Lock Up Loss of 9 year old Omaree Varela
Welcome back to 52 Lock Up, I am your Appletini Cadma of Bitten Apple TV. 52 lock up is a series I started to talk about one of my biggest passions of true crime. A new episode on every Cadmaniac Monday for 52 Mondays, 52 crimes. Hope you guys enjoy, be sure to like, leave some feedback and subscribe; Viewer discretion is always advised.
By Cadma3 years ago in Criminal
The Disappearance of Mary Smith
Mary Smith was a popular and well-liked woman in the small town of Millfield. She was a schoolteacher and had been living in the town for over 20 years. One day, she disappeared without a trace, leaving everyone in shock and disbelief. The authorities launched a massive search operation, but no trace of Mary was ever found. Her disappearance was a mystery that stumped the authorities for years to come.
By GABRIELA SILVA3 years ago in Criminal
The Final Battle: A Centuries-Old Gang War Ends in Tragedy
GANG WARS are passed as traditions from one generation to the next. The enemity is sowed in the hearts. Ferrocious continues...
By Karun 3 years ago in Criminal
TO LET Crimes
As the sun set over the bustling city, a young couple walked along the streets searching for a new apartment. They had been struggling to find a place to rent that fit their budget and requirements, but as they passed by a building with a "To Let" sign, they knew their search might finally be over.
By Karun 3 years ago in Criminal
A man who escaped from inescapable prisons 4 times
almori jail Japan 1936 - Yoshi Shiratori was a man who generally ended up in a tough situation with the law. He had a talent for getting into battles and causing turmoil any place he went. Regardless of his standing as a miscreant, Yoshi was generally certain that he could go on and on forever up in jail. In any case, his karma in the long run ran out, and he wound up in jail not once, not two times, but rather multiple times.
By Irfan3 years ago in Criminal
I Paid A Real Assassin To Try To Kill Me
In the world of online content creation, few personalities have captured the attention of audiences quite like MrBeast. Known for his over-the-top stunts and philanthropic efforts, MrBeast has become one of the most popular YouTubers of all time. However, one video in particular stands out from the rest: "I Paid A Real Assassin To Try To Kill Me."
By Arsalan Khan3 years ago in Criminal
The Unsolved Mystery of the Oak Island treasure
The unsolved mystery of the Oak Island treasure has intrigued treasure hunters, historians, and mystery enthusiasts for centuries. Located off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada, Oak Island has been the site of numerous treasure hunting expeditions since the late 1700s. Despite the efforts of countless explorers and adventurers, the mystery of Oak Island remains unsolved to this day.
By Tia Hurl3 years ago in Criminal
The Taman Shud Case
In 1948, the body of an unidentified man was found on Somerton Beach, near Adelaide, South Australia. The man's identity has remained a mystery for over 70 years, and the case has become known as the Taman Shud case. The phrase "Taman Shud" was taken from a scrap of paper found in the man's pocket, which contained the words from a Persian poem meaning "ended" or "finished". Despite many attempts to solve the mystery, the case remains unsolved to this day.
By Tia Hurl3 years ago in Criminal
WHAT REALLY HAPPENED WHEN AGATHA CHRISTIE WENT MISSING.
If you were to stack up all the United States editions of Agatha Christie's Peril at End House they would reach the Moon! This prominent writer is one of the most translated authors in history, with her works being read in more than 100 languages. Not to mention she's been mentioned in the Guinness World Records for The Mousetrap, which has been running since 1952- the longest play ever! Wow! Born Agatha Mary Clarissa Miller, in Torquay Devon, England, Agatha wouldn't have known how to read if it hadn't been for her insatiable curiosity and passion for reading. She was only four years old when she taught herself how to read! Her mother educated her at home, and beloved books captured her heart from a young age. In 1901, Agatha wrote her first poem called The Cow Slip.
By Jennifer Chigbundu 3 years ago in Criminal
Silent Shadows: "The Lethal Legacy of the Illuminati Undercover Agents"
It was a warm summer night, and the streets were bustling with people enjoying the festivities of the season. But deep within the shadows, something sinister was afoot. The Illuminati had been keeping a close eye on the city, and they had reason to believe that a dangerous group of criminals was plotting to cause chaos.
By Karun 3 years ago in Criminal
The Pablo Escobar
Pablo Escobar was the most notorious drug lord in the history of Colombia. He built a massive empire, smuggling cocaine into the United States, and became one of the wealthiest men in the world. But his empire eventually crumbled, and he met a violent end. This is the story of how it all happened.
By Dinakar3 years ago in Criminal