incarceration
Incarceration, rehabilitation, recidivism: The reality of prison life and what it's like to be an inmate locked up behind bars.
Remember the small ones. Content Warning.
Kya Whitaker was an infant, not even a toddler when her life was taken from her. She was just seven months old. Cruelly, this world allowed a monster into her life. She was the daughter of Brooke Whitaker, a woman who chose to trust the wrong human being and found out he wasn’t much of a human being after all.
By Cassie Mooreabout an hour ago in Criminal
Mom K*illed Children Who Bullied Her Daughter. Content Warning.
They say hell hath no fury as a woman scorned, but the truth is, a mama bear is the fiercest creature walking the Earth. She’ll climb mountains and fight lions to protect her baby cubs. Sadly, a mother's devotion can be devastating when coupled with mental illness.
By Criminal Mattersabout 3 hours ago in Criminal
The Resignation of Joe Kent: A Stinging Rebuke of US Iran Policy
The Resignation of Joe Kent: A Stinging Rebuke of US Iran Policy In a move that sent ripples through Washington D.C. and beyond, Joe Kent, the Director of the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC), abruptly resigned from his post on March 17, 2026. Kent, a decorated veteran and a former Republican congressional candidate, had been a staunch supporter of the Trump administration. His departure, however, was not a quiet exit but a vocal protest against the administration's escalating war with Iran, sparking intense debate about the rationale behind US foreign policy in the Middle East [1] [2].
By America today a day ago in Criminal
The Serial Killer Next Door . Content Warning.
The most terrifying truth about serial killers and psychopaths is not that they exist in dramatic fictional forms like Hannibal Lecter or Dexter Morgan, but that they walk among us completely undetected, holding jobs, raising families, attending church services, coaching Little League, and presenting such convincing masks of normalcy that even trained psychologists often fail to identify them until after they have committed horrific crimes. Ted Bundy was described by those who knew him as charming, intelligent, and trustworthy, working at a suicide hotline where he talked people back from the edge while simultaneously planning his next abduction and murder, and Dennis Rader, the BTK Killer, was a church council president and Cub Scout leader who installed security systems for elderly clients while privately fantasizing about binding, torturing, and killing them, and these are not exceptions but rather the rule because successful serial predators are precisely those who have mastered the art of appearing normal, trustworthy, and even admirable to the people around them.
By The Curious Writera day ago in Criminal
OMB Bloodbath Indicted Again As Feds Seek Conviction In Gang Related Murder
If the street life isn’t enough for some people, it may be too much for others. For OMB Bloodbath, an indictment might be an example of the latter. The prosecution is seeking to see her put behind bars for a gang-related murder of an innocent bystander.
By Skyler Saunders2 days ago in Criminal
Oil at War: The Strait of Hormuz Crisis and the Rising Iran–Israel–US Conflict
Oil at War: The Strait of Hormuz Crisis and the Rising Iran–Israel–US Conflict The Middle East has once again become the center of global attention as tensions between Iran, Israel, and the United States intensify. At the heart of this crisis lies one of the world’s most strategic waterways: the Strait of Hormuz. This narrow maritime corridor carries a huge portion of the world’s oil supply, and any disruption here has the power to shake the global economy.
By Wings of Time 3 days ago in Criminal
A Story of Wounds—and Witness
Was slavery a failure of faith? The question echoes down centuries: Where was God when millions were chained, shipped across oceans, and sold like cargo? It is a question born in the belly of ships, in the fields of cane and cotton, and in the quiet spaces where prayers were whispered so softly they would not be heard by the overseer. To face it honestly, we must hold two truths together: faith was twisted to sanctify oppression—and faith was reclaimed to resist it. Between those poles lies the human story of conscience, courage, and the struggle to live up to what we say we believe.
By Organic Products 5 days ago in Criminal
Twinkle, Babyheart, & Lubasa. Content Warning.
I'm still under the impression from the documentary I watched yesterday and two particular episodes from it wouldn't leave my mind, so I'm just going to write this to purge and share this knowledge with anyone who cares to know. Fair warning: this is really heavy.
By Lana V Lynx5 days ago in Criminal
Murdering the love of Sarah Maguire. Content Warning.
January 2022, it was a cold winter in Tulsa, Oklahoma, one that felt colder than most for some of us in the city. If one were to be out in the evening air of the cold, it was bone chilling to the soul. On an evening like this one who wouldn’t enjoy a good home cooked meal by someone who seemed to care about them? Right, Folks?
By Cassie Moore6 days ago in Criminal
