In Australia, a judge acquitted Terrence Leroy of a case of mistaken identity from back in 2019. Leroy and a coworker were trying to make a client’s sexual fantasies come true. To do that, they snuck into his apartment carrying machetes, with the incentive of making five thousand dollars if the evening was, “really good.” …
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If you walk your dog without a leash in the woods, there’s always a chance they’ll come running back to you with something either gross or horrifying. For one forester outside of Munich, Germany, it was both. The man was walking in a forest near Grafrath, when his dog discovered the cleanly severed hand and …
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What is our fascination with women who kill? They inspire sensational headlines, documentaries, and true-crime series. Women make up just 15% of murderers in the United States, and their motives differ wildly from their male counterparts. While life insurance money was the primary motive, these women showed pure ruthlessness and a complete disregard for life. …
Across the country, Americans struggle to find face masks. They’re now required by most businesses and states as a stay-at-home orders end. Consequently, those who need face masks for work are in even more dire straits. Frontline workers, medical professionals, robbers are all scrambling to find face coverings as the public snatches up everything from …
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We’re all trying to figure out the recent laws and regulations for social distancing and donning masks. Listen, the safest thing to do for yourself and others is to always wear a mask (if you need one, check out these weird online stores), and stay six feet away from other people. The Hartford Courant reported …
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The unsung victims throughout coronavirus quarantines are cats. Previously, they ruled supreme during office hours. Kings of their castles, they tolerated their owners in the evenings and on weekends, because Monday through Friday, they had the house to themselves. Now, they’re suffering constant companionship as people shelter-in-place, conducting all business from home. As cat people …
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Head east on I-70 from Columbus, Ohio and 95 miles later, right in the middle of nowhere, you’ll hit Middlebourne. It’s a small town, where the typical news is about the sheriff’s department getting a new K-9 officer, or a surprise pizza party for first responders. But the Wednesday before Easter, the news took a …
There are plenty of obvious downsides to working in fast food, such as long hours, mundane work, inadequate pay, and demanding customers. Add to that list the fact that fast-food restaurants often appear as the backdrop to vicious, brutal, and unsolved murders. These crimes are particularly senseless because robbery doesn’t seem to be the primary …
Hackers have a well-earned reputation for stealing sensitive data and using that data for criminal acts. For instance, some hackers make purchases with stolen credit card data and others use stolen data to steal identities. While it’s safe to say all hackers act maliciously to a degree, some hackers aren’t trying to steal identities. The …
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There’s a direct connection between burglary and illegal drug use. For habitual users, the daily cost to support a habit requires a constant influx of cash for people by-and-large unable to hold down a job. For instance, in Wichita, Kansas police noticed a 20 percent decline in property crimes when the cost of meth went …