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Book reviews for true crime junkies; probe the minds of murderers with our collection of novels, memoirs, biographies, criminal psychology and forensic science books.
"KILL THEM ALL"
In the dimly lit, high-security briefing room of a top-secret government facility, Agent Ronny sat attentively, awaiting his mission briefing. He was known throughout the agency as an elite operative, a quiet professional with a reputation for completing even the most challenging assignments with ruthless efficiency.The mission before him was labeled with a cryptic title: "Kill Them All." It was an assignment of utmost secrecy and gravity, one that could never be spoken of outside these walls. The room fell into an eerie silence as the holographic screen flickered to life, revealing the face of a high-ranking government official, his voice distorted to protect his identity.
By Chris chronicles 2 years ago in Criminal
Kay Barnes
In a quaint, fog-covered town nestled deep within the countryside, Detective Kay Barnes was a woman of singular style and extraordinary intellect. With a demeanor that oozed confidence and an attention to detail that set her apart, she had made a name for herself as an investigator who could crack even the most perplexing cases.
By Zeynab Karasharli2 years ago in Criminal
American Psycho: A Multifaceted Odyssey of Madness and Excess. Content Warning.
Amidst the intricate and multifaceted tapestry of contemporary literature, a mere handful of literary opuses transcend the confines of storytelling. These works do more than just weave a compelling narrative; they seize readers by the lapels, hurl them into an abyss of discomfort, and invite them to navigate the labyrinthine corridors of introspection. One such literary tour de force materialized in 1991 at the hands of Bret Easton Ellis, the unyielding and relentless "American Psycho." Inexorably, this novel has ensnared the collective imagination, gripping both avid bibliophiles and perspicacious critics alike. It beckons forth an unflinching exposé into the human psyche, a chilling revelation that is not for the faint of heart. Brace yourselves for a descent into the profound heart of "American Psycho," a multidimensional odyssey that traverses the intricate tapestry of its thematic subtleties, the labyrinthine complexities of its characters, and the lasting resonance reverberating through the literary and cultural cosmos.
By adil farid2 years ago in Criminal
Political Alliances and Betrayals
The air inside the dimly lit campaign headquarters was thick with tension. It was the final stretch of the Republican Primary for the 2024 election, and John Mitchell, a charismatic and determined candidate, had fought his way to the top of the polls. But as the days grew shorter, the alliances that had propelled him began to fracture, and the emotional toll it took on everyone involved was palpable.
By AGBO JAMES2 years ago in Criminal
Shadows of Justice
The city of Metropolis sprawled beneath a sky streaked with orange hues, a landscape painted in the twilight of another day. It was a place where dreams and nightmares intermingled, a melting pot of cultures and stories, each one waiting to be told. But amidst the glittering skyscrapers and bustling streets, a sinister underbelly thrived, where crime prowled like a predator in the shadows.
By Abdulkadir Abdulraheem2 years ago in Criminal
Faculty Member Killed in Campus Shooting at UNC-Chapel Hill
Faculty Member Killed in Campus Shooting at UNC-Chapel Hill A faculty member at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill was killed in a campus shooting on Tuesday. The victim has been identified as Dr. Mary Smith, a professor of English.
By Punit kumar2 years ago in Criminal
The Enigma of the Crimson Orange
The Mysterious Discovery In the quaint village of Hollowbrook, nestled between rolling hills and dense forests, an ordinary fruit market became the center of an extraordinary mystery. One summer morning, the villagers were astonished to find a single orange placed amidst the usual assortment of fruits. However, this was no ordinary orange; it was a vibrant shade of crimson. The townsfolk were baffled by its presence, as oranges grew nowhere near the region.
By Kaue Santos2 years ago in Criminal
Wagner's boss, Eugene Prigogine, dies in a Russian plane crash with no survivors. Content Warning.
MOSCOW, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Russia's most powerful mercenary Yevgeny Prigozhin was on board a plane which crashed on Wednesday evening north of Moscow with no survivors, the Russian authorities said, two months to the day after he led an abortive mutiny against the army top brass.
By Ahmad El Mawla3 years ago in Criminal
New malaria vaccine works well in infants, offers adults layered protection
The development of a new malaria vaccine targeting a distinct stage in the malarial parasite's life cycle is promising news in the ongoing fight against this deadly disease. Malaria, caused by Plasmodium parasites, particularly Plasmodium falciparum, has been a significant global health concern, especially in Africa. The current available vaccine, RTS,S, provides partial protection and mainly targets the early liver-stage of the parasite's life cycle. However, the newly developed RH5 vaccine focuses on a different stage, specifically the blood-stage, which is a critical step in the parasite's life cycle and contributes to the severity of the disease.
By Muhammad Fahad3 years ago in Criminal
The 10 saddest things that can happen to a person
1. **The Death of a Child:** The unimaginable pain of losing a child is an indelible scar etched upon the heart. The empty crib, the untouched toys, and the quiet laughter that will never be heard again stand as silent witnesses to a life cut short. The image of parents bearing the weight of grief serves as a testament to the fragility of existence and the profound ache of loss.
By Umar Abdullah3 years ago in Criminal
