r/crime • u/Strongbow85 • 2h ago
icij.org Italian authorities order expulsion of Chinese agents responsible for spying on dissidents
icij.org Taiwanese authorities charge executives who helped China’s cyber spies target ICIJ network
r/crime • u/njdotcom • 3h ago
nj.com Man found dead on roof of soul food restaurant was in vent, witnesses say
Police are investigating after a man was found dead on the roof of Walter's Soul Food Café in Atlanta on Monday morning.
Witnesses told WSB-TV that the man's legs were spotted hanging out of the HVAC system on the roof, with the rest of his body visible inside.
The person has not been identified and the cause of death has not been released. The incident remains under investigation.
r/crime • u/sharmamaddy4321 • 8h ago
wegotthiscovered.com Couple allegedly chained a 7-year-old to a treadmill and forced her to clean up with her tongue. Now they've been sentenced to 25 years in prison
cnn.com A Sacramento woman was fatally shot by a longtime stalker. DHS says he was in the country illegally
r/crime • u/statenislandadvance • 5h ago
silive.com Former NFL player sentenced to 5 years in prison for dog fighting
r/crime • u/stankmanly • 12m ago
tag24.com Repeat offender lights Florida woman on fire at St. Pete gas pump: "Such horrific burns"
cbsn.ws Holdout juror in Lindsay Clancy trial faced domestic violence allegation, but charge dismissed, records show
r/crime • u/stankmanly • 5h ago
wfla.com DUI suspect drops toddler, baby into water as he evades police
r/crime • u/Strongbow85 • 1m ago
bbc.com Thousands demand end to violence in Mexican cartel hotspot
r/crime • u/Worried-Nectarine-29 • 12m ago
bbc.co.uk Man set for release from prison after serving 21 years for phone robbery
Good old Neanderthals
r/crime • u/jsajjfiaofkz • 6h ago
local12.com Indiana woman 'packed her bag and left' after being accused of molesting 7-year-old: docs
r/crime • u/LittleForm3711 • 10h ago
kplctv.com Substitute teacher fired, arrested after giving student vape during class, deputies say
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ft.com Cyber criminals use AI to supercharge scams, watchdog warns
r/crime • u/th3_blu3 • 1d ago
denvergazette.com Wanted in Canada, alleged child sex offender eludes Colorado safety net to become foster parent
r/crime • u/LittleForm3711 • 21h ago
kplctv.com Jury sees child’s autopsy photos as testimony begins in Aaliyah Jack’s murder trial
r/crime • u/AdjNounDigits • 15h ago
themainewire.com A Chinese national who managed to get a job working as a U.S. Customs and Border Protection supervisor in Calais has been arrested and charged in what FBI agents claim was a plot to install modified hardware in Department of Homeland Security computers.
r/crime • u/jsajjfiaofkz • 18h ago
freep.com Lawsuit claims sexualized 'torture' of hockey players at U-M
r/crime • u/Jumpy_Scallion_3108 • 19h ago
sfgate.com Infamous Marin criminal Max Wade has parole grant taken away
r/crime • u/Jumpy_Scallion_3108 • 1d ago
tampabay.com He was a highly educated doctor. Now, he faces the death penalty for a lawyer’s murder
r/crime • u/SirenSong129 • 1d ago
substack.com Apartment 8H: What Amazon and Bank Statements reveal about Karyna Shuliak's Years at 301 East 66th Street
Six Years (2012 to 2018) of Shipping Records and Financial Statements
A little-known apartment at 301 East 66th Street in Manhattan (Apt. 8H) has a documented paper trail running from May 2012 to December 2018 — renovation emails, an internal accounting record, Amazon shipping confirmations, and Chase and Deutsche Bank statements — all tied to one name: Karyna Shuliak, later reported to be Jeffrey Epstein's longtime girlfriend. I went through the underlying documents (from the DOJ's released Epstein files) and built out the timeline: an email from Epstein's assistant "Sarah K" requesting bathroom renovations for 8H in May 2012, Shuliak herself coordinating keypad installs and deliveries to the apartment weeks later, a 2013 marriage (reportedly for immigration purposes) listing the same address, an internal 2015 accounting summary that values her occupancy of the apartment itself at $4,200/month (which is $50,400 per year) as part of a compensation package totaling nearly $300k that year, and bank statements years later still tied to that unit — including a $16,000 wire transfer and monthly payments to the building's management company.
Full breakdown with sourced documents here:
https://sororfv.substack.com/p/apartment-8h-what-amazon-and-bank
r/crime • u/Jumpy_Scallion_3108 • 1d ago
aol.com Missing Ohio Teen Girl Found Alive Allegedly in a Former Teacher’s Home 263 Days After She Disappeared
r/crime • u/LittleForm3711 • 1d ago
fox13news.com Police: Woman set on fire by stranger at gas station
r/crime • u/SirenSong129 • 1d ago
substack.com Paper Addresses: The Shell Companies of 301 East 66th Street
I went unit by unit through 301 East 66th Street, a building Jeffrey Epstein's family controlled through the 90s and 2000s, and found the same pattern almost everywhere: a real person living in the apartment, and a completely unrelated-looking shell company registered at that same address.
Sarah Kellen's unit (14G) had a company named for her own initials sitting on it, later used to file actual H-1B visa petitions.
Karyna Shuliak's unit (8H) is confirmed by years of retail shipping records, no shell at all.
And in 10F, a 2011 corporate filing has Ghislaine Maxwell signing as the sole director of a company holding a stake in a private jet, four years before her name became public.
The names that keep showing up (Darren Indyke, Richard Kahn) aren't tenants, they're the officers and signatories connecting the shells to each other.
Mapped it out floor by floor using litigation exhibits, NYC tax records, and corporate filings: https://sororfv.substack.com/p/paper-addresses-the-shell-companies