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Big crimes, small screen; true crime television series and TV documentaries that recreate and reexamine some of the mystifying and grisliest cases in history.
Yoga Teacher Killer: A Look Into Kaitlin Armstrong's Path to Murder
I remember this story very well, mainly because of the insanity involved at the tail end. Honestly, it sounds like something from a movie, yet despite figuring that Lifetime would do a movie about this, I expected a long wait. After all, there are still some "women who kill" stories that still need to be played out on Lifetime. Yet the wait wasn't that long (I guess watching all of that sports helped). Before I talk about Lifetime's movie, here's a look at the true crime story about Kaitlin Armstrong.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Criminal
‘Bad Boys: Ride or Die’ Kicks Off with Impressive $21.6 Million Opening Day"
The boys are back in action. Sony and Columbia’s latest entry in the “Bad Boys” franchise, “Bad Boys: Ride or Die,” has kicked off with a solid $21.6 million from 3,885 locations on its opening day, including preview screenings. The film also received a revenue boost from Imax and other premium large format screens.
By Toyin Olajide2 years ago in Criminal
The Real Story of 'Hit Man' on Netflix: Who Really Was Gary Johnson?
Netflix never fails to deliver when it comes to dramas based on true crimes. The gripping series "Hit Man," which investigates the sinister, unnoticed facets of human nature, has generated the most recent buzz. However, the fact that this show is based on a real person—Gary Johnson—is what makes it so captivating. Who was Gary Johnson, and what's his extraordinary story? This story is as intriguing as it gets, so buckle up
By Toyin Olajide2 years ago in Criminal
One Simple Law That Destroyed Italian Mafia
In that time in Sicily the simple men who were the peasants wanted to be equal to the wealthy ones who owned the land. These hoodlums became bandits who formed clans that terrorized the landowners by collecting protection taxes using knives or shotguns as their weapons. Exactly this short and handy enterprise—extortion—provided them with a threat themselves and the shelter from it for fee.
By Amine Oubih2 years ago in Criminal
Which Death Row Prisoner Had Most Expensive LAST MEAL?. Content Warning.
The last meals of death row prisoners serve two purposes: that of an unbecoming curiosity, an approximate study into the last wishes of some of the most infamous people in the society. From the sadistic events to the prevailing ones, such desires act as virtual windows to the minds of the locked souls that are exploring death. In this article, since divulging about the most astonishing and extravagant last meal requests in the history will be our guided tour of the character.
By Amine Oubih2 years ago in Criminal
The Case of Bahsid Mclean: Crime and Mental Health in the Justice System
In Feb 2013, a crime shocked the Bronx community. Bahsid Mclean killed his mother, Tanya Byrd. This event led to inquiries about his motives and mental health. Analyzing this case highlights mental health in the justice system and the need for justice and mental health care for the accused.
By khayam wazir2 years ago in Criminal
