innocence

The presumption of innocence is a cornerstone of the American legal system and a right that should not be taken for granted.

Pretrial Unmasked:
Most people outside the system don’t know what pretrial is. Plain English: after an arrest, a judge decides what happens while the case is pending—release, conditions, or jail.
By Dr. Mozelle Martin4 months ago in Criminal
The Ghost Returns: Blood on the Costa del Crime. AI-Generated.
The Mediterranean sun rose over Marbella like a blade of gold, cutting through the mist that hung over the harbor. It had been almost three years since Patrick “Patsy” Doran, the man the underworld called The Ghost, vanished into legend.
By shakir hamid4 months ago in Criminal
The Ghosts of Marbella: Europe’s Hidden Cocaine Highway. AI-Generated.
The sun over Marbella shines like gold, but beneath the luxury — beneath the yachts, champagne, and celebrity villas — there’s a darkness no one talks about. A hidden empire built not on business or tourism, but on cocaine, blood, and silence.
By shakir hamid4 months ago in Criminal
“The Price of Compassion: Aimal’s Descent Into Darkness”
imal sat silently inside his small house, his head resting on his knees, lost in the shadows of memory. His mother’s frail voice echoed in his mind:
By shahkar jalal4 months ago in Criminal
The Gambling Scandal in the NBA
The basketball world has been shaken by a shocking revelation — a gambling scandal that has called into question the integrity of the NBA and the fairness of the game itself. Fans who once believed the league represented discipline, skill, and sportsmanship are now asking how such corruption could take root in a billion-dollar institution that has always claimed to stand for fair competition.
By America today 4 months ago in Criminal
The White House Warns of “Difficult Days Ahead” in Ukraine
### The White House Warns of “Difficult Days Ahead” in Ukraine The White House issued a somber warning this week, signaling that the conflict in Ukraine may be entering one of its most challenging phases yet. During a press briefing, officials cautioned that “difficult days are ahead,” hinting at possible escalations both on the battlefield and within the diplomatic arena. The statement immediately captured the world’s attention, reigniting debates about how long the war can continue and what the next chapter might look like.
By America today 4 months ago in Criminal
Echoes of the Battlefield
Echoes of the Battlefield The battlefield had turned to dust. The smoke was gone, the noise had faded, and only the wind moved — whispering through the broken helmets and empty rifles that lay scattered across the barren ground.
By Wings of Time 4 months ago in Criminal
Ashes of Palermo. AI-Generated.
Palermo smelled of salt, smoke, and secrets. The narrow streets whispered history — blood that had soaked the stones, names spoken only in church confessions. And in that city of saints and sinners, Luca Romano was born to both.
By shakir hamid4 months ago in Criminal
The King of Broken Streets. AI-Generated.
Nairobi, 2006. The rain had stopped, but the smell of smoke still clung to Nairobi like guilt. Puddles reflected the fractured glow of streetlights, matatus honked through the fog, and somewhere in the maze of slums and skyscrapers, Malik Mwangi ruled the night.
By shakir hamid4 months ago in Criminal
The Cursed Tourist. AI-Generated.
The Trip That Changed Everything Lena Morris, a 24-year-old travel vlogger, was known for exploring places people feared to visit.
By Ghanni malik4 months ago in Criminal
Dan White, k*ller of Harvey Milk and the mayor of San Francisco, was charged with voluntary mansla*ghter rather than m*rder. The defense argued that W. AI-Generated.
Dan White, k*ller of Harvey Milk and the mayor of San Francisco, was charged with voluntary mansla*ghter rather than m*rder. The defense argued that W
By Story silver book 4 months ago in Criminal
The Woman Who Was Killed by a Lie
Farkhunda: The Woman Who Was Killed by a Lie In March 2015, a terrible tragedy unfolded in Kabul, Afghanistan — one that shocked the entire world. A 27-year-old woman named Farkhunda Malikzada, an aspiring teacher, was falsely accused of burning the Quran, Islam’s holiest book. Within hours, that lie spread like wildfire, and what followed was one of the most brutal acts of mob violence in modern history.
By Khan4 months ago in Criminal