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A $600 Car That Became a Trap
A $600 used Chevrolet Monte Carlo sat in a parking lot at Chicago O’Hare International Airport long enough to turn into a six figure problem. By the time the situation became public, the car had been cited a record 678 times and the balance attached to it was reported at more than $106,000. The person whose life was upended was not the person accused of abandoning the vehicle, but the woman whose name was on the registration: Jennifer Fitzgerald.
By Rare Storiesabout a month ago in Criminal
Murders of Innocence. Content Warning.
There is something to be said about childhood trauma. It somehow has a way of showing its ugly head in the life of all monsters. I know it’s only one fact that goes into the making of a monster, hear me out. I know there are other little buildings blocks associated with the “build a little monster kit” most parents don’t even realize they come equipped with in their arsenal of unloving. Yes, I know what I said.
By Cassie Mooreabout a month ago in Criminal
The Global Power Struggle in 2026: Why Are Tensions Rising Between the United States, Russia, China, and Venezuela?
f tensions between the United States and each of Russia, China, and Venezuela. These tensions cannot be understood as isolated events or temporary crises; rather, they are a direct reflection of a deeper struggle over global influence, strategic resources, and the future shape of the international order. At the center of this complex scene, Venezuela has emerged as a major flashpoint, while Russia and China play the role of supporters and counterweights to U.S. actions.
By America today about a month ago in Criminal
What DHS Secretary Kristi Noem said vs. what the videos show
NBC News and PBS recapped the competinBelow is a structured, evidence-backed analysis of the Minneapolis ICE shooting and the claims made by DHS Secretary Kristi Noem—including the applicable federal laws/policies and how intent vs. recklessness factor into a potential case. I’ll keep this clear, precise, and grounded in the video evidence and governing law.
By Organic Products about a month ago in Criminal
“Afraid for His Life” Is the Oldest Alibi in Male Violence
There is a sentence that appears with chilling reliability whenever a man with a gun kills someone who did not need to die.
By No One’s Daughterabout a month ago in Criminal
The Alcatraz Escape. AI-Generated.
Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary was built on a promise: no one gets out. Surrounded by freezing water and violent currents, the prison—known simply as The Rock—held America’s most dangerous and escape-prone criminals. Guards believed the bay itself was the final line of defence. Even if a prisoner made it past steel bars and armed watchtowers, the water would finish the job.
By NK Sohiabout a month ago in Criminal
Tremane and Jake Wood. Content Warning.
Oklahoma city’s Brick Town. It’s a popular area. It attracts tourists and the locals as though it was honey for a bear. And it can be a honey trap for some. Travelers and college students are so easily fooled when they are young.
By Cassie Mooreabout a month ago in Criminal
The Confession That Never Slept
By the time the city learned his name, he was already gone. The first confession arrived at 3:17 a.m., typed in clean paragraphs and sent from a public library computer that shut down minutes later. It wasn’t addressed to the police or the press. It was posted anonymously in an online forum frequented by insomniacs, night-shift workers, and people who believed the dark hours told the truth better than daylight.
By luna hartabout a month ago in Criminal
The Confession That Never Reached the Courtroom
The confession arrived at 3:17 a.m., handwritten, folded twice, and slipped under the rusted door of Cell Block C. No name.
By Jhon smithabout a month ago in Criminal
USS Abraham Lincoln in the South China Sea: Power Projection and Public Questions
USS Abraham Lincoln in the South China Sea: Power Projection and Public Questions The presence of the USS Abraham Lincoln in the South China Sea has drawn global attention due to the strategic importance of the region and the role of US naval power. As a nuclear powered aircraft carrier, the USS Abraham Lincoln represents one of the most advanced assets in the United States Navy. Its deployments are closely watched by governments, analysts, and the public because they reflect broader geopolitical dynamics and security priorities in the Asia Pacific region.
By America today about a month ago in Criminal
Donald Trump and the Iranian File: Policies, Tensions, and Public Questions
Donald Trump and the Iranian File: Policies, Tensions, and Public Questions Donald Trump’s approach to the Iranian file marked one of the most controversial chapters in modern US foreign policy. During his presidency, relations between the United States and Iran shifted dramatically, moving away from diplomacy toward pressure and confrontation. Trump’s decisions reshaped the Middle East landscape, affected global energy markets, and sparked intense debate both inside and outside the United States. Understanding Trump and the Iranian file requires examining his strategy, its consequences, and the questions people most frequently ask.
By America today about a month ago in Criminal
Boosie Badazz Will Not Go To Prison Over His Federal Gun Case
In 2023, law enforcement authorities sought to have Boosie Badazz locked down for gun charges. Because he is a convicted felon, he may not possess any firearms. At a traffic stop, officials found multiple guns following seeing a handgun in the waistline of Boosie’s trousers.
By Skyler Saundersabout a month ago in Criminal