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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.

Silent madness - A model doctor in the eyes of residents, but murdered 215 people in a row
When it comes to doctors, I believe most people think that it is a noble profession. Before each medical student graduates, they take an oath that they will dedicate their lives to the service of humanity and never use their knowledge to harm human rights and justice.
By chasen4 years ago in Criminal
The Murders of Homer and Dee McClure
One could well imagine, driving down a country lane, perhaps in the middle of the night (but not necessarily so), coming upon an old tree at the bend of a country road. Perhaps the road cuts between two rusted fences, a farm field tall with grazing corn on either side. Perhaps there is a little, forgotten cemetery, gnarled and pitted and effaced headstones emerging like rotten teeth from the hardscrabble earth. Their faces may be worn until the inscriptions carved upon them can no longer be read. Who were they? The world no longer cares, stopped caring long ago.
By Tom Baker4 years ago in Criminal
The Execution of Ted Bundy. Content Warning.
On January 24, 1989, the State of Florida executed serial killer Ted Bundy, nearly a decade after he first took his space on Death Row. Unlike executions before his, Bundy’s became a celebration for Floridians and people across the country who wanted nothing more than to see Bundy fry in the electric chair.
By Criminal Matters4 years ago in Criminal
The Cat Did It: The Murder of Baby Adaline
Kristopher Henderson beat his 2-month-old daughter to the brink of death on September 23, 2021, while the infant’s mother, Shelby Goodrich, worked. She survived 10-days before succumbing to her injuries.
By Criminal Matters4 years ago in Criminal
No-Fault Insurance and Florida Personal Injury Protection, Explained
If you have ever been in an accident, you know how stressful and confusing the experience can be, especially if you need medical treatment or miss work while recovering from the injuries. Thankfully, Florida has laws to protect survivors. No-fault and personal injury protection are two of the most common types of auto insurance policies available in Florida.
By GED Lawyers, LLP4 years ago in Criminal
Where the psycho killer came from
On a cold winter morning in early December, Ballard descended from the mountains onto frog Hill Highway with a pair of squirrels slung from his belt. He looked back at the bend in the road and saw a car standing there, its engine humming softly, blue smoke spiraling up into the cold morning light. Ballard crossed the road, dropped to his stomach in the grass, crawled through the trees, and came to the top of the bend in the pass. The car was still idling over there, and there was no one in sight.
By twddn4 years ago in Criminal
Terrible freak of love! 12 true and scary historical stories, which one can you stick to? (1)
There are many stories in history, presented to us in various ways. Some might make you smile; Some are tear-jerking; Others simply expand your knowledge base. But there are also scary stories about historical events and people so scary that they don't even seem to be true.
By Na Dunshie4 years ago in Criminal
Terrible freak of love! 12 true and scary historical stories, which one can you stick to? (2)
There are many stories in history, presented to us in various ways. Some might make you smile; Some are tear-jerking; Others simply expand your knowledge base. But there are also scary stories about historical events and people so scary that they don't even seem to be true.
By Na Dunshie4 years ago in Criminal
The Murder of Larry King
“Where are the civil rights of the one being taunted by another person that is cross-dressing,” two teachers asked on stand during the murder trial of Brandon David Mcinerney, a student who stood up in the middle of the class at E.O. Green Junior High School in Oxnard, California, removed a gun from his bookbag, and fatally shot Lawrence “Larry, Latisha” King,
By Criminal Matters4 years ago in Criminal
Andrei Chickatilo
“I am a mistake of nature, a mad beast.” (Andrei Chikatilo), in 1936 Yablochnoye Ukraine, the most brutal serial killer of Russia was born. The Red Ripper, The Butcher of Rostov; Andrei Chikatilo is a man of disturbing psychology and carnage. Andrei had a biological factor; sexual impotence that formed his rage, yet societal influences produced the monster that one hears about today. He was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and sadism, as well as brain defects. Chikatilo’s psychopathologies and biological factors lead to his crimes and the nature of how he carried out the crimes.
By Brynn Pearson4 years ago in Criminal
Countess Elizabeth Bathory Mercilessly Killed 650 Girls
Countess Elizabeth Bathory was a Hungarian noblewoman and serial killer who brutally tortured and killed up to 650 girls and women between the years 1590 and 1610.
By Dharrsheena Raja Segarran4 years ago in Criminal
The Incompetent Authorities Who Released a Madman to Kill His Victims
Charles Rodman Campbell is a killer that the authorities let reach his full potential. If it had not been for their actions, three innocent people would still have their lives, one as young as nine.
By Sam H Arnold4 years ago in Criminal