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Incarceration, rehabilitation, recidivism: The reality of prison life and what it's like to be an inmate locked up behind bars.

Bullets and Bravery
The city of Grayridge was a place where the night breathed smoke, and every alley whispered secrets. For years, it had been a kingdom ruled not by mayors or laws, but by a man named Dario “Crimson” Voss—a gangster whose name struck fear in the hearts of even the toughest criminals.
By muhammad khalil10 months ago in Criminal
White job applicants on the NHS's shortlist are subjected to "discrimination."
According to The Telegraph, NHS trusts "discriminate" against white job applicants by favouring black and ethnic minority individuals on interview shortlists.
By Francis Dami11 months ago in Criminal
Israel says it will expand its offensive across most of Gaza
Israel's defence minister has announced its military will soon "vigorously" expand its offensive throughout most of Gaza.
By MriduL HassaN11 months ago in Criminal
Murder of Innocence: Are our children safe?
Child Protection: A Heartbreaking Incident Today we are sharing with you a painful and heartbreaking incident, which not only tears the heart but also makes every parent ask the question: "Are we really able to protect our children?"
By X Crime11 months ago in Criminal
The Fires of Madness: The Horrific History of Witch Burning . Content Warning.
Few images in history are as chilling as that of a woman—or sometimes a man—bound to a stake, flames licking at their flesh as an eager crowd watches. The witch trials of the early modern period were not mere superstition; they were a perfect storm of fear, religious fanaticism, and sadistic justice. Behind the folklore of broomsticks and black cats lies a much darker truth: the torture and execution of thousands of innocent people accused of consorting with the Devil.
By E. hasan11 months ago in Criminal
The Road Back
In the busy streets of a city named Armanpur, there lived a man named Rafiq. People whispered about him, called him names, and avoided his path. He was known as a criminal. He had been to jail twice—for stealing and fighting. People feared him.
By Nihal Khan11 months ago in Criminal
The Nurse's Silence: The Brutality Hidden Behind Hospital Walls
Nurse's Silence: The Hidden Reality of a Hospital I, X Crime, am once again going to speak to you about a topic that may have been unheard of by many, but for many people this reality is a daily torment. We will talk about the story of a nurse, who was seemingly silent, but her silence was about to shake up a hospital system.
By X Crime11 months ago in Criminal
Espionage for an Ally: The Pollard Story
I have not written a True Crime “Spy Story” for some time. I don’t know; I just felt one coming on. So, let us explore the case of Jonothan Jay Pollard, an American intelligence analyst who became infamous for his espionage activities on behalf of Israel. His case, marked by betrayal, political intrigue, and lasting controversy, resonates decades later. This article explores Pollard’s crimes, the damage they inflicted, and the complex legal and political ramifications that followed.
By MJonCrime11 months ago in Criminal
Israeli forces have killed 38 Palestinians
Israeli forces have killed 38 Palestinians in the past 24 hours in the Palestinian Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, protests are underway in Libya and Jordan demanding an end to the massacre. On Friday, thousands of protesters took to the streets of Amman, Lebanon, in support of the Palestinians, including the Libyan militias. They demanded that the international community take action against Israel to stop the massacre. Thousands of people protested near the US embassy in the Jordanian capital, Amman.
By MD Raufur Rahman11 months ago in Criminal
The CECOT Prison Center Might As Well Be A Ticket To Hell
The town of Tecoluca, El Salvador, is the location of the crown jewel of prisons. It's where the infamous Cecot prison facility was built and opened in 2023, and while it doesn't look like anything alike, it could be called Hell. This is partially because those held at CECOT, according to the El Salvadoran Justice Minister, confirmed the prisoners located there will never return to their communities.
By Jason Ray Morton 11 months ago in Criminal
The End of Selfishness: A Shameful Story
A Shameful Story: The Story of Shahr Bano There are some stories in the world that are not just stories, but become a model of lesson. Such stories not only reflect human emotions, morals and social attitudes, but also shed deep light on them. Today's story is also like that, the story of the life of a mother, Parveen, and her daughter, Shahr Bano, which shows the extreme of moral decay, indifference and selfishness.
By X Crime11 months ago in Criminal
Unmasking a Serial Predator: The Disturbing Case of Jerald Wingeart
When it comes to cold cases, justice is elusive and slow, sometimes waiting decades for its truth to be revealed. One example is the chilling criminal violence of Jerald Leroy Wingeart, whose eventual discovery, arrest, and conviction raveled a disturbing saga spanning nearly thirty years.
By MJonCrime11 months ago in Criminal