Justice & Punishment

Within a crime scene, the presence and location of blood can provide vital evidence to forensic investigators as to what has happened. We are all familiar with the use of …
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Shared psychosis, known to many as folie à deux, is an uncommon psychiatric disorder in which two people feed off of one another’s delusional beliefs or hallucinations. It was first …
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“Clayton, you are the epitome of evil.” Sophie Elliott’s father told the man who had brutally stabbed his 22-year-old daughter to death. “I hope her screams of agony ring in …
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When a Hartford, Connecticut woman awoke to the sound of glass breaking, her instincts were to flee to safety. Finding a safe room in her home, she locked the door …
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On 17 March 2017, six men were jailed for a total of 47 years after being uncovered as gang members who stole £3 million pounds worth of jewelry across a …
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In most cases where charges of murder are brought against an individual, they come after a victim has been found dead. In some cases, no body has been found but …
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The debate over drugs used to execute inmates via lethal injection across states in America has been circulating for some time, with each new case of an execution going wrong …
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On 11 September 2011 in Waltham, Massachusetts, three powerfully built strong men were murdered in one apartment. One was a known martial arts fighter, one a bodybuilder, and the other …
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On 5 April 1980, a nun from the Sisters of Mercy who lived at Mercy Hospital in Toledo, Ohio opened up the chapel sacristy with plans to prepare for the …
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A young man’s disturbed obsession with his ex-girlfriend in Omaha, Nebraska in 1978 ended with two people dead, one an 11-month-old child and the young man himself, 12 years later …
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