guilty

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.

She Killed Her Sister And Tried To Assume Her Identity
Born on 12th April 1945, Stevie Viola Allman was one of ten siblings raised in Oakland, California. After their father abandoned the family during her childhood, Stevie—alongside her sister Sarah—helped shoulder the responsibility of caring for their younger brothers and sisters.
By Matesanzabout 6 hours ago in Criminal
Top 14 Most Dangerous Inmates Held at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility
14 - Anna Sorokin Landing in New York City in 2013, Anna Sorokin had already shed her middle-class roots and began to reinvent herself as Anna Delvey, a German heiress with a €60 million trust fund and a vision for the Anna Delvey Foundation.
By Vidello Productionsabout 8 hours ago in Criminal
Live Streamer Takes The Life Of His Pregnant Girlfriend On Camera For Donations
Stanislav Reshetnyak—better known online as Stas Reeflay—was a 30 year old Russian YouTuber associated with the so-called “trash-vlogging” scene. This term refers to a controversial corner of livestreaming culture where creators perform increasingly extreme or degrading acts at the urging of viewers, often in exchange for donations.
By Matesanza day ago in Criminal
The Room Where It Ended Part 3
The door wasn’t locked. That was the first thing that felt wrong. Detective Mara Klein stood still for a moment, her hand hovering over the handle, as if her body already knew something her mind refused to accept. The hallway behind her was silent — too silent. Even the usual hum of electricity seemed to vanish the closer she got to that room.
By Dorothea Bautz-Johna day ago in Criminal
Man Hit by Car Remains Trapped in Windshield for Days
In 2001, Chante Mallard, a 25 year old nursing assistant from Fort Worth, Texas, went out for a late-night drive in her Chevrolet Cavalier, hoping to clear her head.
By Matesanz2 days ago in Criminal
The Murder of Marcy Renee Conrad. Content Warning.
If you’ve seen the 1987 film River’s Edge, starring Keanu Reeves, you’re already familiar with one of the most intriguing fictionalized versions of this disturbing case. The movie is available on MGM+ and is worth the hour and a half.
By Criminal Matters3 days ago in Criminal
Badass Heather: Escort Kills Serial Killer Who Responded to Backpage Ad. Content Warning.
Heather Saul had no idea who she was dealing with. Not that it mattered. It could have been anyone. She wanted to live and fought for that right. As it turns out, Neal Falls was likely a serial killer responsible for the deaths of nine escorts. She shot him dead during a fight for her life.
By Criminal Matters5 days ago in Criminal
Egyptian Model Kills And Eats Her New Husband After Moving To America. Content Warning.
Born in Cairo, Egypt, in 1968, Omaima Nelson grew up in a poverty-stricken village in southern Egypt near the Sudanese border. Her childhood was overshadowed by severe trauma, including ongoing physical and sexual abuse inflicted by her father.
By Matesanz5 days ago in Criminal
NIGHT OF HELL, THE HUNT OF THE DEVIL
The criminal mentioned today is a prime example of the brutality in the character of some Korean men. Because his girlfriend saw a fly on his chest, he shot and killed her. Not stopping there, he also implicated many innocent people in the surrounding area, successively massacring several villages, causing 97 casualties, including 55 deaths.
By HieuDinh5 days ago in Criminal
Torn Between War and Peace: The Iran–US–Israel Conflict and the Fragile Path Ahead
Fire Across the Horizon A Story of Power, Fear, and the Shadow War Between Iran, the United States, and Israel The night sky above the Middle East no longer sleeps.
By Izhar Ullah6 days ago in Criminal
Trump's Iran retreat sparks market rally...
In what is becoming as predictable as a Marvel sequel, U.S. President Donald Trump stared down Iran, rattled his sabre dramatically... and then quietly put it back in the drawer. Markets, apparently familiar with this routine, responded with a celebratory rally so enthusiastic you'd think someone had announced free guacamole on Wall Street.
By Shirley Oyiadom6 days ago in Criminal
Murdered By Her High School Sweetheart For Ending Their Relationship
During the 1970s, the Salarno family lived a seemingly ordinary middle-class life in San Francisco. The family consisted of Harriet and Mike Salarno and their three young daughters: Catina, Regina, and Nina.
By Matesanz7 days ago in Criminal