Major Crimes and True Crime

During investigation, it was found that the accused searched the internet and watched web series to plan e-rickshaw driver Manoj's murder. Fed up of being subjected to physical assault and suspicion, a woman and her friends in Jaipur murdered her husband on Saturday. During investigation, it was found that the accused searched the internet and watched web series to plan e-rickshaw driver Manoj's murder. The woman Santosh Devi befriended co-accused Rishi Srivastava at a bedsheet factory, where they both worked. As their relation grew thicker, they hatched a conspiracy to murder Manoj. Rishi's friend Mohit Sharma joined the plan, and the three searched ways to kill a person and not get caught on Google. They also watched web series on crimes and famous murder cases to fine-tune their plan. The three accused bought new SIM cards and conducted a recce of spots where their plan can be carried out. On Saturday, Mohit hired Manoj's e-rickshaw to go to the ...

Serena Mollicone was an eighteen-year-old born and raised in Arce, in the province of Frosinone. A lover of music, she played the clarinet in the village band and was in her final year at the “Vincenzo Gioberti” psycho-pedagogical institute in Sora. Having lost her mother, she lived with her father Guglielmo and, for a few months, had been engaged to twenty-six-year-old Michele. On June 1, 2001, she left home to undergo an orthopantomography at the hospital in Isola del Liri and, once finished, she went to a bar, where she bought some pizza and four croissants. She had to return home by 2:00 p.m., because in the afternoon she was supposed to meet with Michele and finish writing her thesis for her high school graduation exam. Thesis that remained unfinished because, after two days of incessant searches, Serena was found dead 8km from Arce, in a wood. The body was in a supine position, half hidden by shrubs and foliage: hands and feet were tied in a tangle of scotch tape ...

Neighbor Murdered First of all to feed your imagination, since I don't have the photo of my neighbor, this is me and my sister who were one of a few; who saw the scene: I was asleep on my bed at 9 p.m., getting some sleep for my night shift at a job I recently got. I’m a programmer working as a CSR for now, reserving some money for my internship. It was 7th of October which is very recent. My little sister came running into my room excitedly and told me that gun shots are being fired in the street. She is a 7-year-old curly-haired little darling, as shown in the photo, who’s very mildly autistic like I was back in the days. I had heard the first gunshot that was fired in my sleep and I didn't get up. When she, my sister noticed I had to get up and see. Two men were fighting about 10 meters from my house: one of them was struggling with a hole in his stomach and was down while the other pointed a gun at his forehead to free him from his misery. My father and my two uncle...

Singapore is often seen and regarded as that safe country where crime seem to not exist. However, that was never the case and we do have own fair share of gruesome crimes, one of which is aptly called the Curry Murder. The Curry Murder happened a long time ago back in December 12, 1984. The victim in this murder was Ayakanno Marimuthu. His murder case won’t be heard of until three years later in January 9, 1987, when word got to a detective, G. Alagamalai, that Ayakanno went missing three years ago. His wife had reported her as missing on December 18, 1984, saying simply that Ayakanno had not returned back from his trip to the Genting Highlands where we wanted to try his luck in gambling. The story of his murder was indeed gruesome. Firstly, according to the investigations, Ayakanno was allegedly bludgeoned to death with an iron rod by the three brothers of his wife, Nagaratha Vally Ramiah, namely; Rathakrishnana Ramayah, Shanmugam Chandra, and Balakrishna Ramiah. After bludge...

In 1955, a 14 year old boy by the name of Emmett Till walked into a grocery store in Mississippi. Till was from Chicago, And was not used to the Culture Of Mississippi, and allegedly tried to flirt with the married white woman behind the counter. What exactly happened is not clear. The woman admitted to lying about the event many years later, specifically in how he acted towards her. She had accused him of Wolf Whistling, but Till had a stutter and would often to whistle to alleviate that. There was disagreement between the witnesses, primarily along racial lines (the white witnesses described it as worse than the black witnesses). Either way, the woman told her husband and brother about it, and later admitted to making it sound worse than it was. The two men then hunted down where Till was staying, abducted him at gunpoint at three in the morning. Then they tied him up in the back of a truck and brought him to a barn. They then horrifically beat him, execu...

The most gruesome crime you have ever learned of Meet Margarita Gracheva. She is from Serpukhov, a small town south of Moscow, Russia. On December 11th, 2017 Dmitry, her estranged husband, kidnapped her in his car, drove to the forest, tied her wrists with tourniquets and  chopped her hands off with an axe . Then he escorted her bleeding back to his car. Yelling at the top of his lungs “adrenaline rush!” he drove her to the hospital and dumped at the ER. Margarita had stayed conscious the whole time. Margarita and Dmitry lived in a rented apartment with their two sons. The were married in 2012, and their son Dmitry was born in 2013, and Daniel in 2014. By all accounts, they were a picture of a perfect, ideal, loving family. Margarita’s career was on the rise after coming back from maternity leave. She was the head of the marketing department in the local newspaper, and with her sister she co-owned a successful beauty salon, while Dmitry’s career w...

The Most Unbelievable True Story I’ve Ever Heard (And It Still Gives Me Chills) Some stories sound too bizarre to be real—until you realize they actually happened. A few years ago, I heard a story that still haunts me to this day. It’s about a guy named Aakash, who disappeared for 15 years, only to return with no memory of where he had been. But that’s not the strangest part… Aakash was just 21 when he vanished from his hometown. He was last seen walking home after a late-night shift. No signs of a struggle. No calls. No goodbyes. Just—gone. His family searched for him everywhere. Police investigated but found nothing. Over time, people assumed the worst. Some believed he had been murdered; others thought he ran away. His parents, however, never gave up hope. Then, 15 years later, something chilling happened. One evening, his younger brother—who was just a child when Aakash disappeared—got a call from an unknown number. A weak voice on the other end whispered, “I think I’m home....

Meet Hooznoor, a 7-year-old girl, isn't she beautiful? On the fine day of 19th of January, Hooznoor, a 7-year-old left her home for Madrassa (A place for religious studies), but never ‘came back'. When her family set out to look for their daughter, all they found at the end, was her dead body. On coming back from Madrassa, Hooznoor was kidnapped by two men, first  raped,  and then was strangled to death. The men first undressed the little girl while she was shrieking loudly for help. To make her stop, those two beasts grabbed her from her throat, all while raping her, resulting in the horrible and painful death of a little angel. [1] A little girl with so many dreams, a clear heart and innocent soul, holding a mantra of ‘love for all and hatred for no one', would get such a painful fate! A picture of hope and love, has now turned into a picture of mourning and crying. Good thing the murderer has been captured and they confessed everything during inter...

The lake Bodom murder case is one of Finlands most infamous unsolved murders. On Saturday, June 4, 1960, four Finnish teenagers had decided to camp along the shore of Lake Bodom. Maila Irmeli Björklund and Anja Tuulikki Mäki were both aged 15 at the time, and accompanying them were their boyfriends Seppo Antero Boisman and Nils Wilhelm Gustafsson, both aged 18. At some stage, a group of boys birdwatching had reportedly seen the tent collapsed and a blond man walking away from the site. The bodies of the victims were discovered at about 11:00 a.m, by a man named Esko Oiva Johansson, who alerted the police. They had been brutally stabbed and beaten. The killer had not injured the victims from inside the tent, but instead had attacked the occupants from outside with a knife, and an unidentified blunt instrument (possibly a rock) through the sides of the tent. One of the victims survived the attack, Nils Wilhelm Gustafsson, but with a broken jaw and severe head injuries...

The man in picture got the nickname 'The Alaskan Avenger' after hunting down sex offenders, pedophiles and beating them to pulp after robbing them. His name is Jason Vuckovich. He was abused sexually and physically as a kid by his stepfather Larry Lee. His parents were dedicated Christians. His horror and confusion grew tenfold when his stepfather started using late-night prayer sessions to abuse him. Larry was arrested and charged with abuse of minor including Jason and his half brother Joel but was later released, he never served any jail time and the abuse continued. When Jason turned 16 he ran away from home along with Joel. He claimed that he felt an “overwhelming desire to act" so he used the Alaskan sex offender registry to track down criminals. In 2016, he broke into their homes, beat them brutally with a hammer and robbed them. Soon he was arrested and sentenced to 28 years in prison. He agrees that what he did was wro...

He was just a young toddler when his Jewish family tried to escape the Nazis by crossing the Swiss border in 1942. They almost made it, but in the end, they were caught and taken to a camp in Rivesaltes, a place known for its cruelty, near Perpignan in southern France. He and his brother were separated from their parents. After he grew up, he spent many years trying to piece together the story of how they survived. He knew that Father Louis Bezard, a French priest, had hidden them in a suitcase and carried them through a train station in Toulouse. He also knew that in a town called Marssac, they had been raised as French Catholic boys by different families. He remembered being reunited with his mother, but also learned that his father had died in a concentration camp. But the biggest mystery was how he and his brother had escaped from the camp in the first place. Who had rescued them? The answer came 66 years later, from an archivist. It turned out that a woman named Mary Elm...

This is Kim Dadou. On December 17, 1991 in Rochester, New York, she was arrested after her partner’s frozen body was found in a collapsed snowbank. Life before that day had been good for the 25-year-old; she worked as a respite counsellor for the severely disabled, a job which she loved. She was making good money, travelled and was in a relationship. There was a darkness in her world though — her partner, Darnell Sanders, was abusive. They’d been together for four and a half years by this point, and it’s fair to say she had become accustomed to his short fuse. Whether it was just a quick smack in front of her mother or a prolonged beating, anything would trigger his temper. If she were a minute late home, even if he thought that she was only eyeing up one of his mates, no perceived misdemeanour was too small. These most trivial of things put her at risk of getting hurt. It wasn’t as if she didn’t try and escape either. Sanders had been arrested for domestic violence against her...

THE NARCOSATANICS When on May 5, 1989, during a routine checkpoint, the police checked David Serna's car, they never expected to find horror. The man was immediately arrested, in fact, in addition to carrying drugs, on board they found a baggage, let's say particular and decidedly macabre, a cauldron with hearts, spinal columns and other human remains. The discovery, in addition to frightening and disgusting the officers, gave rise to an investigation that brought to light a story that was nothing short of chilling, the discovery of a gang of "particular" narcos, at the head of which was a certain Adolfo de Jesús Constanzo, but let's proceed in order. Adolfo de Jesús Constanzo was a Cuban living in Miami and the son of a priestess who practiced “Palo” (also known as the Rule of Congo), an ancient African religion originating from Congo, which bases its beliefs on hidden powers and interaction with the forces of nature through a fetish composed of bones, orga...

ROOM NUMBER 636 AT THE GUNTER HOTEL On February 6, 1965, in room number 636 at the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio, Texas, Walter A. Emerick brutally murdered a young woman. To tell the truth, the body was never found, but since then, anyone who has stayed in that room has continually relived that terrible murder. That morning, a maid who was cleaning the rooms saw a sign on the door handle of 636 that read “DO NOT DISTURB.” The lady, however, had to clean it, since she hadn’t done so for several days, so after knocking several times without receiving an answer, she opened the door, finding herself faced with a terrible scene. Walter Emerick was standing near the bed, he had a bag with bloody sheets sticking out of it and staring at her, he invited her to be quiet, but the terrified woman ran away screaming. When the police arrived, the man had obviously already run away, there was a lot of blood in the room, as well as in the bathtub, which immediately made people think it w...

THE SLEEPWALKING KILLER On the night of May 24, 1987, around 2:00 a.m., Kenneth James Parks, a 23-year-old from Toronto, left his house and got into his car, after driving for 22 km, parked in front of his in-laws' house. After getting out of the car and opening the door of the house, he entered the house. Once inside, he first strangled his father-in-law, Dennis Woods, and then, after beating her, stabbed his mother-in-law, Barbara Ann Woods, to death with a kitchen knife. After that, as if nothing had happened, he left the house and got back into his car, going to the nearest police station, declaring: "I think I killed someone". In fact, the man had not realized what he had done because he had been asleep all that time and therefore could not even be held responsible for his actions. In fact, during the trial, which took place in 1988, the jury, after 9 hours of deliberation, pronounced a verdict of acquittal, because according to them, Parks, suffering f...

Houston, December 2003. The Whitaker family is out for dinner to celebrate the imminent graduation of their eldest son, Thomas (known as "Bart"). Everyone is happy with Bart's success: he finished his exams with a very high average at a prestigious college and this is a good reason to convince his parents, Kent and Patricia, to give him a $4,000 Rolex. Also with them is their youngest son Kevin, 19 years old. After dinner, the four return home but, once they open the door, there is an armed man waiting for them, hidden in the living room, who fires several shots. Kevin and Patricia die instantly, while Kent and Bart manage to survive. The option of a robbery ended in tragedy is plausible: the Whitakers live in a wealthy neighborhood, often the target of thefts. However, from the first investigations, something doesn't add up: the house is in disarray, but almost nothing has been stolen. The only thing that is stolen is a safe hidden in Kevin's room...

On August 23, 1912, the Dunbar family, consisting of father Piercy, mother Lessie, and 4-year-old Bobby, were vacationing at Lake Swayze when the child suddenly disappeared. The first traces were found only after 8 months, when the police stopped William Walter, a craftsman in the company of a boy very similar to the widespread description of the missing child. The man said that it was actually Bruce Anderson, the son of an acquaintance of his, temporarily entrusted to him. According to newspapers of the time, however, it seems that the child, seeing Mrs. Dunbar, called her mom. Others wrote that the woman was very uncertain given the time that had passed, but that the child had recognized his younger brother. Only the following day, observing some scars after taking a bath, did she say she was sure that it was Bobby, thus reuniting the family. A few days later, however, Julia Anderson showed up at their door, claiming maternity of the boy and confirming the theory of ...