Articles for category: Crime

November 22, 2025

Sanctuary State’s Deadly License

From Open Borders to Open Graves: The Tragic Story of Mora Gerety, the 8-Year-Old Crushed by a Sanctuary State-Issued Driver’s License In the golden hush of a Boise afternoon on November 11, 2025, where the autumn sun cast long shadows over Idaho’s tree-lined streets and the air carried the faint scent of pine from the nearby foothills, 8-year-old Mora Gerety skipped along the sidewalk, her pigtails bouncing like the joyful notes of a song only children know. Dressed in her favorite purple raincoat and clutching a backpack stuffed with crayons and a half-eaten apple, Mora was the picture of innocent

November 21, 2025

Pras Michel Sentenced to 14 Years for Secret Obama Campaign Cash Scheme

From ‘Killing Me Softly’ Glory to Federal Prison Cell: The Tragic Unraveling of Fugees Rapper Pras Michel’s Life After $3 Million Straw Donor Scandal Ties Back to Barack Obama’s 2012 Bid In the dim-lit corridors of a Manhattan federal courthouse, where the air hung heavy with the weight of faded dreams and unspoken regrets, Pras Michel stood before Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly on November 20, 2025, his once-electric presence now subdued under the fluorescent glare. The Fugees rapper, 52, whose baritone harmonies on “Killing Me Softly” had once topped charts and touched souls worldwide, faced the gavel with a quiet dignity

November 20, 2025

FBI’s Ruthless Hunt: Bongino Unleashes 300+ Probes Into ‘764’ Predator Ring Terrorizing America’s Kids

From Roblox Nightmares to Nationwide Nightmares: Inside Dan Bongino’s Explosive Reveal of the FBI’s All-Out Assault on the Sinister ‘764’ Network—and the Heartbreaking Stories of Survival Fueling the Fight In the dim glow of a suburban living room in Baltimore, where the hum of a gaming console once promised innocent escape, 12-year-old Mia Thompson scrolled through Roblox’s vibrant worlds, her laughter echoing off walls adorned with posters of pixelated adventures. It was early 2025, and what started as a chat with an online “friend” spiraled into a descent that no child should endure: veiled threats, demands for disturbing content, a

November 19, 2025

NYC’s Slumlord King Crumbles: Croman’s $170M Debt Debacle Spells Doom for Empire of Misery

How the ‘Madoff of Landlords’ Screwed Tenants for Decades Before His Manhattan Empire Implodes in a $170 Million Loan Avalanche In the shadowed alleys of Manhattan’s Lower East Side, where fire escapes sag like weary sentinels and the hum of delivery bikes drowns out dreams deferred, Steven Croman once ruled like a feudal lord—his empire a labyrinth of crumbling tenements that housed the city’s strivers while lining his pockets with ruthless precision. It was a reign built on the backs of the working poor, from immigrant families crammed into illegal conversions to artists priced out of their lofts, all paying

November 19, 2025

Tragic End to a Desperate Quest: UK Woman’s Cross-Atlantic Search for Death Ends in Florida Horror

From UK’s Dark Despair to Florida’s Shallow Grave: The Heartbreaking Story of Sonia Exelby’s Final Journey with a Stranger Who Turned Fantasy into Fatal Nightmare In the dim glow of a London bedsit, where the rain pattered against fogged windows like a relentless reminder of isolation, Sonia Exelby sat alone one September evening in 2025, her fingers hovering over a keyboard that felt like a lifeline to oblivion. At 32, the soft-spoken graphic designer from Manchester had battled the shadows of depression for years—a silent thief that stole her sleep, her spark, and any whisper of hope for a future

November 19, 2025

The Simpsons Just Shocked Fans With a Major Character Death

After 35 Seasons, The Simpsons Permanently Kills Off a Longtime Character — And This Time, There’s No Coming Back For a series that built its legacy on the rhythms of satire, comfort, and clever reinvention, The Simpsons has always operated within a protective bubble where life rarely changes in any meaningful way. Characters retain the same outfits, habits, flaws, and jokes they’ve carried since the late ’80s. Springfield is an eternal loop, forever spinning between the ridiculous and the familiar. But every once in a while, the animated world that millions grew up with takes a rare, seismic step that

November 18, 2025

Predator in the Polls

NJ Ex-Mayor’s Horrific Arrest Exposes Ugly Underbelly of Democrat Ranks In the quiet suburbs of Dumont, New Jersey, where maple-lined streets promise the kind of small-town serenity that draws families from the rush of nearby Manhattan, the illusion shattered on a chilly November evening in 2025. Andrew LaBruno, the 44-year-old former mayor whose easy smile and community handshake had won him hearts and votes just weeks earlier, was led away in handcuffs—not for a parking ticket or a zoning spat, but for charges that chilled the soul: aggravated sexual assault on a minor he’d groomed online, laced with the sinister

November 18, 2025

Heartbreak in the Windy City

Pregnant Mom’s Brutal Schoolyard Beating Sparks National Outrage and Demands for Justice In the fading light of a crisp November afternoon, as school bells echoed like distant alarms across Chicago’s South Side, Corshawnda Hatter did what any mother would: she stepped between her tormentors and her child, her body a shield forged from love and quiet desperation. It was November 18, 2025, just blocks from Orville T. Bright Elementary School in the 10600 block of South Bensley Avenue, a neighborhood where chain-link fences guard playgrounds that should be havens, not battlegrounds. At 33, Corshawnda—seven months pregnant, her veins carrying the

November 10, 2025

Remains Found Near Bike Trail Identified as Missing College Student

Nearly a Decade After He Vanished, Remains Found Near a New Jersey Bike Trail Identified as Missing College Student — Bringing His Family Long-Awaited Closure For nearly ten years, the family of John Paul Fernandez lived in painful uncertainty — a slow, quiet ache marked by birthdays uncelebrated, holidays half-lived, and prayers that somehow, someday, they would learn what happened to their son. That day has finally come, and though it arrived with heartbreak, it also brought something his mother, Ninia Fernandez, calls “the first real peace we’ve known in years.” Authorities in Monmouth County, New Jersey, confirmed that human

November 7, 2025

DC Mayor Muriel Bowser Under Federal Investigation Over $61,000 Qatar-Funded Trip

Federal Prosecutors Launch Corruption Probe Into DC Mayor Muriel Bowser After Qatar-Funded Luxury Trip Raises Questions About Ethics, Influence, and Hidden Favors Federal prosecutors have opened a sweeping corruption investigation into Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, examining whether a lavish 2023 trip funded by the government of Qatar violated U.S. ethics laws and campaign finance regulations. The inquiry, first reported by The New York Times and confirmed by multiple federal sources, centers on a six-figure international junket that has now drawn intense scrutiny from watchdog groups, congressional aides, and ethics officials across the capital. The trip, which cost more than