PHOTO ⟩ One of the most horrifying things in the history of Latvian criminalistics – a mother and daughter who ground people into meatballs
The article details a gruesome case from 1947 in Riga, involving a family that committed cannibalism, drawing significant attention and becoming a chilling legend in Latvia's criminal history.
Aleksanteri Kivimäki’s alleged accomplice revealed to be an incompetent lawyer
A Finnish lawyer, noted for her incompetence and improper conduct, has been banned from representing clients in court, being linked to Aleksanteri Kivimäki's ongoing criminal case.
KFUM Players Deny Criminal Responsibility in Match-Fixing Case – Club to Meet the Press
KFUM players accused in a match-fixing case in Norwegian football deny any wrongdoing, and their club plans to address the media.
Bill Clinton says he was unaware of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes
Bill Clinton stated he had no knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities during his testimony to a Congressional committee investigating Epstein's case.
Bill Clinton testifies in the Epstein case and claims he did not know about the convicted financier's crimes of pedophilia
Former U.S. President Bill Clinton testified about the Epstein case, claiming he was unaware of Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities during their interactions.
Finikounda: Two defendants released unconditionally for aiding a criminal
Two individuals connected to a double murder case in Finikounda have been released without any conditions after being accused of aiding a criminal.
Unforgettable - Great Criminal Cases: Three Children, Skin and Bones
The article recounts a tragic case where foster children suffer from neglect and malnourishment while the biological children of the couple are well-fed.
Manga Canceled Due to Criminal Case, Original Author Reassigned; Shogakukan Editing Team Apologizes
Shogakukan halted the distribution of the manga 'Jōjin Kamen' due to the criminal background of its original author, Ichiro Kazu, leading to public apologies from the editorial team.
Liberia: Senate Summons Justice Minister Oswald Tweh for Filing Criminal Case Against Lawmakers
The Liberian Senate has summoned Justice Minister Oswald Tweh to explain procedural irregularities related to a withdrawn criminal subpoena against the Senate concerning financial discrepancies.
Liquor Policy Case: Kejriwal-Sisodia Acquitted, Know How?
In the Delhi Liquor Policy case, the Rouse Avenue Court acquitted Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia, and 23 others, stating that the prosecution failed to provide solid evidence of criminal conspiracy or illegal demands.
The decision on Golden Dawn will be on March 4
The second trial for the Golden Dawn case is scheduled for March 4, when the court's verdict is expected to be announced.
Photos of Bill Clinton, questions about UFOs... In the United States, Hillary Clinton's hearing on the Epstein case turns chaotic
Hillary Clinton testified before the U.S. Congress for nearly six hours regarding her knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities, firmly denying any involvement or prior interaction with him.
A 'Lie' of a 5-Year-Old Son, Father Spent 23 Years in Jail... Accused of 4 Murders
In a significant ruling, the Allahabad High Court acquitted a man who spent 23 years in prison for allegedly murdering his wife and three children, after determining that the prosecution failed to prove its case against him.
Luis Enrique agreement reached as Man Utd told Michael Carrick dismissal would be 'criminal'
Michael Carrick has made a strong case for himself as Manchester United's manager after an impressive unbeaten run since taking charge, with calls for his permanent appointment.
Completion of psychological evaluation detention for the suspect in the 1999 Nagoya City women murder case
The detention for psychological evaluation of Kumiko Yasufuku, the suspect in the 1999 murder of Namiko Takaba in Nagoya, has concluded, and the prosecutors will determine her criminal responsibility based on the evaluation results.
Lankov's Case: While Latvian Institutions Remain Silent, Interpretations Proliferate
The arrest of a Russian professor in Riga before his lecture raises questions and leads to various interpretations in the absence of official commentary from Latvian authorities.
USP medical student accused of diverting R$ 1 million sentenced to 3 years in prison for R$ 192 thousand lottery fraud
Alicia Dudy Muller Veiga, a medicine graduate from USP, has been sentenced to three years in semi-open prison for defrauding a lottery and diverting substantial funds from her graduation party.
Hillary Clinton: I Have Never Met Epstein, Trump Should Also Answer Questions
Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stated that she has never met Jeffrey Epstein and was unaware of his criminal activities during her testimony to a congressional committee investigating Epstein's case.
Kováčik received over a quarter of a million from a fraudster in the case of lost iPhones, claims Huliak. Criminal complaints are being filed by both him and Kováčik
Minister Rudolf Huliak alleges that Ján Kováčik received €260,000 from convicted fraudster Ján Šípoš, connected to a loan agreement for the Slovak Football Association.
Hillary Clinton testifies about the Epstein case: 'I was unaware of criminal activities'
Hillary Clinton testified under oath regarding her lack of knowledge about Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities during a hearing by a Republican-controlled committee in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Supreme Court rejects appeal: VG journalist must testify against Stein Lier-Hansen
The Supreme Court of Norway has unanimously rejected an appeal allowing journalist Bjørn Haugan to avoid testifying against former Norsk Industri chief Stein Lier-Hansen in an ongoing criminal case.
Employee in amusement park convicted of sexually abusing a minor
An employee of an amusement park in Lithuania has been convicted for sexually abusing a minor in a case that has raised significant concerns about child safety in recreational areas.
Criminal case filed against 39-year-old for threatening, defaming and insulting lawyer-former MP
A criminal case has been initiated against a 39-year-old for online threats, defamation, and insults directed at a former MP and lawyer.
The suspect in the Rönninge murder lived a double life
The suspect in the Rönninge murder case exhibited a dual existence, leading a seemingly stable life while facing serious criminal allegations.
The Criminal Case of Eugenijus Sabutis Transferred to Court
The criminal case against Eugenijus Sabutis, a council member in Jonava, has been forwarded to court over accusations of fraud involving falsified expense reports.
Police suspect crime in the case of an elderly person who died in a care home in Espoo
West Uusimaa police are investigating the suspicious death of an elderly resident at a care home in Espoo, suspecting potential criminal involvement.
The Prosecutor's Office seeks to revoke Tõnis Mölder's diplomatic immunity
The Prosecutor's Office in Estonia has requested the Chancellor of Justice to propose to the Riigikogu the revocation of Tõnis Mölder's diplomatic immunity, necessary for sending his criminal case to court.
The Prosecutor's Office appealed the verdict in the A. Bagdonas case, asking to prohibit him from working in the Seimas
The Prosecutor's Office in Lithuania has appealed a court decision regarding A. Bagdonas, requesting a ban on his role as a member of the Seimas due to the application of criminal enforcement measures.
A. Bagdonas appealed the verdict announced in the 'vouchers' case
A. Bagdonas is appealing a court verdict regarding a case from his time as a Neringa municipal council member, questioning the proportionality of criminal liability and the application of law.
Lin and Megan Russell murders reviewed - all you need to know
The case of Lin and Megan Russell's murders is being re-examined by the Criminal Cases Review Commission due to new forensic evidence.
Goleada Case: This group allegedly caused a $100 million loss to the state, according to the Prosecutor's Office
The Goleada case involves allegations of a criminal organization led by Guayaquil's mayor, Aquiles Alvarez, resulting in significant financial losses to the Ecuadorian state.
Finikounda: The girlfriend of the nephew and his friend are accused of harboring a criminal
In developments regarding the double murder case at the Finikounda camping site, the girlfriend of the imprisoned nephew of the camping owner faces charges for harboring a criminal.
Pastor sentenced to prison for possession of child abuse material
A former pastor has been sentenced to five months in prison for possessing over 80,000 files of child abuse material in Denmark.
TJ-SP maintains acquittal of Felipe Prior in rape case in the interior
The TJ-SP upheld the acquittal of former Big Brother Brasil contestant Felipe Prior in a rape case from 2018, concluding that criminal responsibility was not proven.
Court rejects criminal complaint by psychologist who reported homophobia after assault in nightclub in Cuiabá
A court in Cuiabá has dismissed a criminal complaint from a psychologist who alleged homophobic assault, citing a missed legal deadline for the case to proceed.
VIDEOS: Good Morning Tocantins on Wednesday, February 25, 2026
Good Morning Tocantins covers key news including allegations against the Brazão brothers in the Marielle case and various criminal activities affecting society.
VIDEOS: BDP of Wednesday, February 25, 2026
A summary of the main news topics including a vote on the trial of those accused in the Marielle Franco murder case, recent rainfall fatalities in Minas Gerais, and various criminal issues in Brazil.
Ruling on DNA Examination Fraud: 'Credibility Unshaken'
A court ruling upheld the validity of DNA evidence in a drug offense case, despite previous evidence tampering by a staff member who was dismissed.
'Mother is not the killer', after 98 days in jail, justice served in son's murder case
Alka Jain, mother of the deceased 15-year-old Abhyuday Jain, was acquitted by the High Court after spending 98 days in jail, as the court ruled that the criminal proceedings against her were based solely on suspicion without evidence.
Will Nawrocki Again Seek the Right of Mercy? An Important Signal Has Been Sent
The Polish President has granted clemency to three individuals, raising public speculation about one case involving a woman convicted of making threats against a charity leader.
Over 7 years to conclusion, 'If the prosecution does not appeal' - Implications for the review of the retrial system
The Supreme Court's decision to recognize the start of the retrial in the Hino Town case may influence the direction of criminal procedure reforms in Japan.
What kind of incident was the Hino Town incident and what were the decisive factors for the retrial? Five key points explained
The Hino Town incident, a murder case from 1984, is set for a retrial after new evidence surfaced, raising questions about the initial conviction and the lengthy judicial process.
Case against Premier League club executive accused of sexually abusing teenager dropped
A civil case against a Premier League club executive accused of sexually abusing a teenager has been dismissed, as no criminal charges can be brought forward due to legal limitations.
'PF Neglected Line of Investigation,' Says Defense of Delegate Judged in Marielle Case
The defense of delegate Rivaldo Barbosa claims that the Federal Police neglected a crucial line of investigation regarding the murder of councilwoman Marielle Franco, currently being judged at the Supreme Federal Court.
War in Ukraine: Journalists killed, tortured, imprisoned... Reporters Without Borders brings the case before the ICC
Reporters Without Borders has filed a complaint with the International Criminal Court concerning crimes against humanity targeting journalists in Ukraine during the ongoing conflict.
Prosecutor Carlos Alarcón denies that there is political persecution in the Triple A and Goleada cases; clarifies that different crimes are being analyzed in both processes
Ecuador's Prosecutor Carlos Alarcón clarified that the ongoing investigations into the Triple A and Goleada cases are based on different criminal offenses, rejecting accusations of political persecution.
Russia opens criminal case against Telegram founder for 'aiding terrorism'
Russia has initiated a criminal case against Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, accusing him of aiding terrorism due to the platform's alleged use in facilitating terrorist activities.
Russia: Authorities accuse the founder of Telegram of aiding terrorism
Russian authorities have initiated a criminal case against Telegram founder Pavel Durov, alleging his app supports terrorism, while he claims the Kremlin is suppressing privacy and freedom of speech.
The case against two 13-year-olds dropped after grenade incident in Pilestredet
The case against two 13-year-olds, who were involved in a grenade explosion in Pilestredet, Oslo, has been dropped due to their age being below the criminal threshold.
The Grenade Attack in Pilestredet: The Case Against Both 13-Year-Olds Has Been Dropped
The case against two 13-year-olds involved in a grenade attack in Pilestredet has been discontinued due to their age being below the criminal responsibility threshold in Norway.