The Second Detective of Dainos Kleponė Involves the Creation of Stories and Eras: In the Midst of the Vortex – Women
The article discusses a new detective novel that intertwines the mysterious fates of women with historical narratives and contemporary issues in a suspenseful setting.
Will the CJNG Fragment in the Short Term?
The article discusses the potential fragmentation of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) following the killing of its leader, suggesting that while fragmentation seems likely, historical patterns indicate that such events often lead to increased violence rather than resolution.
Stabbed in the back during the nightlife in Genoa, 17-year-old in the hospital
A 17-year-old boy was stabbed in the back in the historical center of Genoa during a night out, but he is not in life-threatening condition after being taken to the hospital.
This is the story of Finland's bloodiest bank robbery: "bombs" turned out to be anchovy cans, the main perpetrator died under unclear circumstances
In a bold robbery in February 1906, a group of Latvian Bolsheviks stole 170,000 marks from the Russian State Bank in Helsinki, marking it as Finland's bloodiest bank heist with five fatalities.
PGR sees absence of crime and requests the filing of investigation against Uberlândia judge who released January 8 convict
The Brazilian Prosecutor General's Office has called for the closure of an investigation against a judge who released a convict responsible for damaging historical property during political unrest in January 2023.
On the Trail of the Secret: Saddam's Quran
The article explores the mysterious story of a purported Quran copied in the blood of Saddam Hussein, detailing the historical context and intrigue surrounding it.
How a clump of moss helped convict grave robbers in Illinois
Scientists used a clump of moss as crucial forensic evidence in convicting grave robbers in Illinois who desecrated a historic cemetery.
Viewers issued stark warning ahead of grisly true crime series with a twist
A new true crime series titled 'Britain's Almost Perfect Murders' will explore historical and modern UK murders, launching on March 5 with a warning about its graphic content.
Police arrested a thief of historical motorcycles in the České Budějovice region. But they did not say where the machines were hidden
Czech police have apprehended a thief involved in stealing historic motorcycles in the České Budějovice area, but the whereabouts of the stolen motorcycles remain undisclosed.
‘Excellent’ period crime movie fans ‘rewatched over and over’ shoots up Netflix chart
A recently added 2020 historical thriller has quickly climbed to the top of Netflix's film chart, marking its growing popularity among viewers.
Former gym teacher sentenced over historical child sex offences
A former gym teacher from Riverina was sentenced to over three years in prison for sexually abusing students in the late 1980s and early 1990s at a boys' high school and a gymnastics school.
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.
The story of the thief Alfredo Ríos Galeana: He was a soldier, singer, and escaped from prison three times
The article examines the life of Alfredo Ríos Galeana, a multifaceted individual who transitioned from military service to a notorious criminal career, escaping prison multiple times.
Evil paedophile who showed 'no remorse' found dead just weeks into prison sentence
Paul Withnell, a convicted paedophile, was found dead in his prison cell shortly after starting a 21-year sentence for historical sexual offences against children.
The war against the narco 2.0
The article discusses the ongoing struggle against drug cartels in Mexico and the historical context of governmental efforts over the past two decades.
Quentin and Ramelli? Right-wing kids, therefore to be killed
The article discusses the murder of a young individual named Quentin in Lyon, drawing parallels with a historical assassination in Italy and lamenting the recurrence of political violence against youth.
Mistrial declared in case of former youth worker accused of child abuse
A mistrial has been declared in the case of Geoffrey John Guest, a former youth worker accused of historical child abuse, leading to a retrial with a new jury.
'Mencho', like Paris and Helena of Troy: the narco's girlfriend 'discovered' his hideout to federal forces
The narco leader 'Mencho' was targeted by Mexican federal forces after intelligence indicated he was meeting with his girlfriend, drawing parallels to historical figures whose romantic entanglements led to their downfall.
Former youth worker treated alleged victim 'like a dog', court hears
A former youth worker in Queensland faces multiple charges of historical child sexual offences, with the trial revealing allegations of severe mistreatment of the victim.
What we know about the theft of more than 200 km of train tracks in Piauí
More than 200 km of historical railway tracks were stolen in Piauí, Brazil, leading to a police investigation and arrests.
Do you know the city?: In the crime novelist's books about his hometown, both she and the city have different names
The article explores the historical significance of a Danish city that became accessible via the first railway in the 1800s and its portrayal in crime novels written by a local author.
Crime Scene: Dortmund - Who seriously talks like these detectives?
The latest episode of "Tatort" from Dortmund delves into the complexities of crime intertwined with historical trauma from the Yugoslav wars, featuring a Bosnian witness and a detective confronting her past.
Evolution of the Drug Trade
The article discusses the historical evolution of drug trafficking in Ecuador, highlighting the increase in cultivation and sophistication of drug-related operations over the past 40 years.
Court grants provisional release to man arrested with gun bearing emblem of paramilitary group from World War II
A 26-year-old man who was arrested for possessing a gun with a World War II paramilitary group emblem has been granted provisional release under house arrest conditions.
To eradicate the distortion of the May 18th movement, the confiscation of crime proceeds should be widely applied
A legal expert emphasized the need for broad application of the crime proceeds confiscation system to combat persistent distortions of the May 18th Democratic Movement.
Thief stole historic motorcycles worth a million in the České Budějovice area
A thief has stolen historic motorcycles valued at one million crowns from the České Budějovice area in Czechia.
Hunting 'Beasts' in the Spain of ETA
The article discusses the historical figure Idoia López Riaño, a member of ETA known as 'the Tigress,' her violent past, and the recent novel inspired by her life.
The Big-Eared Kid is Chasing Us
The article discusses the debate surrounding juvenile justice in Argentina through the historical cases of Simón Radowitzky and Cayetano Santos Godino.
Celtic facing fresh six-figure claim amid allegations of sex abuse at boys' club
Celtic Football Club is faced with a new compensation claim related to historical allegations of sexual abuse by former coach Frank Cairney.
Is he the 21st century's answer to Al Capone and Pablo Escobar?
The article discusses a 38-year-old Chinese-born individual who may represent the face of modern digital crime, rivaling the infamous historical figures Al Capone and Pablo Escobar in terms of financial gains.
Theater: Who Spat into the Rhine?
The play 'Dat Wasser vun Kölle es jot' explores the historical pollution of the Rhine and contemporary concerns about water quality in a musical crime format.
Nigeria court orders UK to pay £420m over miners shot dead in 1949
A Nigerian court has ordered the UK to pay £420 million to the families of 21 miners killed by security forces during a strike in 1949, highlighting historical injustices during colonial rule.
The auction for the curved saber, new submissions in court, and what the will says
Today is the last day to see the relic of the Liberator at the National Historical Museum as former director Araceli Bellota appeared before the court as 'amicus curiae', while a precautionary measure by the great-great-grandchildren of Juan Nepomuceno José Miguel Buenaventura Terrero was rejected by Judge Macarena Marra Giménez.
We Live in a Transparent Society. Epstein's Archives Also Show How Our Relationship with the Past is Changing
The article discusses the enormous volume of Jeffrey Epstein's archives, newly released documents that reveal both shocking content and societal implications regarding our relationship with historical records.
Legal groups push for Australian federal police to arrest retired general travelling with Israeli president
A coalition of Australian and Palestinian legal organizations is urging the Federal Police to investigate and arrest retired General Doron Almog accompanying Israeli President Isaac Herzog, citing historical war crimes allegations as opposition to the president's visit grows.
Kataryna: I have heard the arguments of the defenders of the participants in the Epstein affair before
The author reflects on the long-standing arguments used to defend Roman Polański in light of historical sexual misconduct allegations.
The nobility has always been Epstein
The article explores the historical connections of European nobility to criminal activities, highlighting figures like Ex-Prince Andrew and Mette-Marit as part of a 1000-year tradition linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
The guarantor team to separate careers
Former politicians Marcello Pera and Cesare Salvi discuss the need for constitutional reform to separate the roles of judges and public prosecutors, criticizing the historical consolidation of their positions since Fascism.
An unjust 'execution' in court, it was the starting point that shook fate
The article discusses the traumatic legacy of a mother and son connected to a mass execution during the Korean War, exploring the psychological impacts and historical context surrounding their lives.
The Drug Dealer Puzzle in Michoacán: How Territorial Control is Divided
The article discusses the evolving landscape of drug trafficking and territorial control in Michoacán, highlighting historical influences and current power struggles among criminal groups.
Reports of thefts in Ecuador fall, amid a violent context: Are there changes in crime patterns? This is what experts say
Experts analyze that the decline in robbery alerts in Ecuador does not necessarily mean fewer cases, as groups may be shifting to more lucrative crimes amid a historical high of intentional homicides in the country.
The New Barbarians
The article discusses the disturbing realities surrounding the hunting of immigrants, highlighting the roles of perpetrators, accomplices, and victims while referencing historical images that resonate today.
Punishment for Spreading False Information about Japanese Military 'Comfort Women' Victims Passed First Hurdle in National Assembly
The National Assembly has initiated legislation to punish the dissemination of false information about the victims of Japanese military 'comfort women,' addressing the need for state support given the vulnerability of elderly survivors to historical denial and hate speech.
Survivors of the Yeosu-Suncheon Incident Demand Acquittal of Public Interest Activist Indicted for Seeking Truth
Family members of the Yeosu-Suncheon Incident victims urged for the acquittal of activist Kim Seok, who faced charges after demanding a thorough investigation into the incident, as they protested outside the Gwangju District Court.
The historical police union requests the dismissal of the chief of the judicial police in Pamplona for the 'deletion' of evidence in two rapes
The historical police union has called for the dismissal of the chief of judicial police in Pamplona following a firm ruling by the European Court of Human Rights condemning Spain for systematic evidence manipulation in two rape cases.
What are the states and municipalities disputed by the Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel and the CJNG? | Map
The recent massacre at a football field in Salamanca, Guanajuato has highlighted the historical rivalry between the Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel and the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, with both groups vying for control over multiple territories.
The Crime Scene of Rea and Skina.. How the 'Women's Alley' in Alexandria Crumbled?
The article explores the historical significance and decline of the area associated with the notorious Rea and Skina crimes in Alexandria, known as 'Women's Alley.'
On the Trail of the Secret: The Werewolf of the Rhineland
The article discusses the historical case of Peter Stump, a farmer accused of sorcery and executed in the 16th century, reflecting on the role of sensationalism in early modern mass communication.
Protest Against Fake Concentration Camp Images: 'Instrumentalized for Profit'
Memorial sites are urging social media operators to combat AI-generated fakes as a problem with historical photos emerges.
Carlos Castresana: "The Spanish justice system is incapable of recognizing its mistakes and correcting them"
Carlos Castresana critiques the Spanish justice system's inability to acknowledge and rectify its historical judicial errors in his newly published book.