Law & Crime

What happened to Rachel Hoffman? The police sting that led to her murder and changed Florida law

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Mary Vincent: the survivor who was kidnapped, raped, had her arms chopped off, and left to die by Lawrence Singleton

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Detroit woman sues Lyft after driver allegedly denied her service, saying she was too large to ride in his car

The Killing of Breonna Taylor: A Case That Shook the Nation

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Whistleblower Retaliation: The Price of Speaking Up Against Power

H.H. Holmes’ Murder Castle – What’s left today?

The Tulsa race massacre: everything you need to know

The Mysterious Death of LaVena Johnson: A Suicide, or the Ultimate Military Cover-Up?

The My Lai Massacre: A Reckoning with the Cost of War

Texas homeowners terrified after stranger wearing satanic mask appears at their front door, leaves Eerie message on doorstep

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Who Was William Kemmler, the First Man Executed on the Electric Chair?

In 2018, 16-year-old Karlie Gusé went to a party where she reportedly smoked marijuana and experienced a bad reaction throughout the night. Frightened, she called her stepmother to pick her up. However, in the early morning hours, Karlie disappeared from her home and has not been seen since.

Two teenage sisters in Pakistan, who were reportedly victims of rape, have been arrested for burning their father alive after pouring petrol on him as an act of revenge for his repeated assaults

Texas teen charged with animal cruelty for poisoning rival’s show goat with pesticide: “didn’t like cheaters,” she allegedly told police

On 12/23/74, Rachel Trlica, 17, Renee Wilson, 14, and Julie Ann Moseley, 9, vanished after Christmas shopping. Their car, with gifts inside, was found at the mall. A day later, Rachel’s husband got a letter: “We had to get away. We’re going to Houston. The car is in Sears’ upper lot. Love Rachel.”

Alcoholic man attempts to rape daughter; wife hacks him to death, say police

In 1998, Lenny Dirickson was having breakfast with his son when a stranger showed up, asking about a horse Lenny supposedly had for sale. Lenny left with the man but never came back. It was later discovered that Lenny had never mentioned having a horse for sale.

20-Year-old fired for wearing trainers at work, accused of breaking dress code while bosses did the same; sues for harassment and wins £29,187

In 2014, Steven D. Sandison knocked his cellmate, Theodore Dyer, unconscious and strangled him with shoelaces at Michigan’s Saginaw Correctional Facility after learning of Dyer’s child sexual abuse conviction. Sandison confessed, saying, “I don’t feel bad,” and received another life sentence.