Major Crimes and True Crime

Woman who k’illed her husband for his wealth was met with the shock of her life after she discovered her husband had wittingly transferred his wealth to a trust. Kouri Richins, a 33-year-old widowed mother-of-three, wrote a children’s book to help her bereaved sons deal with grief in the aftermath of their father’s sudden d’eath. Image: The couple and Kouri promoting her book Now, only months after the book was published, she’s been charged with her husband's m’urder. She is accused of poisoning his Moscow Mule with five times the lethal dosage of fentanyl. Kouri was due to get access to his estate valued at $3.6million after his d’eath, according to the terms of a prenup. Under its terms, on Eric's d’eath, pretty much everything would pass seamlessly to Kouri. But fearing his wife might 'k’ill him for the money', he transferred his assets into a trust that he placed in control of his sister. Kouri Richins Charged With K’illing Husband After Wr...

On January 19, 2020, six teens were having a sleepover when one of them was dared to either jump into a pool or do a doorbell ditch. They drove to a nearby house where one of the boys rang Anurag Chandra's doorbell and quickly ran back to the Prius car they were driving. Chandra was angered by the doorbell prank and chased after the boys in his car. He rear-ended the Prius and the boys crashed their vehicle into a nearby tree in Temescal Valley, California. Image: the three boys who lost their lives(Jacob Ivascu; Daniel Hawkins; Drake Ruiz), the crashed car and Chandra Following the collision, Chandra Fled the scene and didn't make any attempts to help the boys. Three of the boys lost their lives, they were all 16-year-olds: Daniel Hawkins from Corona, Drake Ruiz from Corona, and Jacob Ivascu from Riverside. The other three survived with injuries. In April 2023, Chandra was sentenced to life in prison A California man, Anurag Chadha was givеn a lifе ...

Julissa Thaler, a 28-year-old woman from Minnesota, was found with the body of her son in the trunk of her car in the early morning of May 20, 2022. She told the officer someone had shot his son, but that wasn't the case. Thaler had lost custody of her son, 6-year-old Eli Hart, due to her drug abuse and history of mental illness. Eli was placed in foster care while Thaler and Eli's biological father, Tory Hart, battled over who would have custody. However, Thaler was finally granted full custody despite her history with substance abuse. On the day Eli was fatally shot, Thaler became angry when he refused to go to bed early. She took him downstairs, strapped him into her car seat, and fired nine shots into his tiny body. This occurred just 10 days after she was granted full custody. The details revealed in court were so gruesome that the jurors were offered crisis counselors. Thaler was recently sentenced to life in prison A 29-year-old Min...

Robert Maudsley, one of Britain's most vicious serial ǩillḛrs was born on this day, June 26, 1953. Maudsley grew up in a family of twelve children with abusive parents. At one point, he was locked away in a basement for six months, only ever visited by his dad, who would beat him multiple times a day. Maudsley committed his first m̃urdḛr in 1974, strangling a man named John Farrell after learning that Farrell was a child molester. He surrendered to the police and was sent to a mental hospital. Image: Maudsley has been locked up in a specially built glass cage in the basement of Wakefield for decades In 1977, Maudsley and another patient brutally tortured and ǩilleᶁ an inmate accused of child śḛxual abuse. This incident led to Maudsley's transfer to Wakefield Prison in West Yorkshire, England. In 1978, while at Wakefield, Maudsley committed two m̃urdḛr in one day. He showed no remorse for these m̃urdḛr, stoking fear among his fellow prisoners and lea...