True Crime Newsletter: Bryan Kohberger confession, Karen Read motion
Idaho Student’s Guilty Plea In a recent development, an Idaho student entered a guilty plea to avoid the death penalty in the case involving Brian Coberger, accused of serious crimes. Forensic psychologists are now raising concerns that a life sentence without parole might not hold the same weight as it traditionally does. A mother of […]
Authorities Suggest ‘Stop The Boats’ Bonfire Display Could Be Considered a ‘Hate Crime’
Investigation Underway Over Controversial Bonfire in Northern Ireland Northern Ireland officials are looking into a bonfire that featured statues of immigrants on boats alongside the phrase “Boats Stop the Boats.” This investigation aims to determine if the display constitutes an act of hatred. Prior to the bonfire being lit on Thursday night in Moigachel, a […]
Investigation launched into hate crime after effigy of migrant boat set on fire
Authorities in Northern Ireland are looking into a bonfire that displayed a controversial message regarding immigration, specifically “Stop the boat,” to assess whether it constitutes an act of hate. Prior to the bonfire being lit on Thursday night, church leaders and local politicians raised concerns about the display in Moigachel, a village roughly 65 miles […]
Georgia teenager Sarah Grace Patrick, charged with murdering her mother and stepfather, shared TikTok videos seeking sympathy and requested a true crime influencer to highlight her parents’ murder.
A Georgia teenager is under suspicion after allegedly killing both of her sleeping parents. In a bizarre twist, Sarah Grace Patrick, 17, posted a TikTok video searching for sympathy and even attempted to get a true crime TikToker to investigate the murders before her arrest. On February 20, Patrick killed her mother, Kristen Brock, 41, […]
Hawaiian man may receive a longer prison term following hate crime conviction involving a white man
Appeals Court Re-examines Hate Crime Conviction in Hawaii A native Hawaiian man, Kaulana Alo-Kaonohi, convicted of a hate crime aimed at white individuals, is now facing a re-evaluation by a US court of appeals. This decision, made on Thursday, might extend his sentence significantly beyond the time he has already served. A Honolulu judge previously […]
Hawaiian man Kaulana Alo-Kaonohi to be resentenced for assaulting a white man with a shovel in a hate crime
Hate Crime Conviction of Hawaiian Man Upheld A Hawaiian man, Kaulana Alo-Kaonohi, has faced a setback after his appeal against a hate crime conviction was denied. The incident dates back over a decade, where the 35-year-old was involved in a violent attack against a white individual, Christopher Kunzelman. In a Hawaiian court, Alo-Kaonohi was sentenced […]
Texas man who claimed a hate crime is now facing charges related to a fatal house explosion
FBI Arrests Man Who Claimed Hate Crime Victimization in Texas The FBI in Houston has recently taken action against a man who, ironically, described himself as a victim of a hate crime. Mario Roberson, from Huntsville, Texas, was arrested Thursday morning in connection with a June 2023 home explosion in San Jacinto County. The charges […]
Rising crime and high rent to close Cole’s French Dip, the oldest restaurant in LA
Los Angeles’ oldest restaurant is closing its doors. Cole’s French Dip, a staple in downtown Los Angeles for 117 years, announced plans to shut down due to issues like vandalism, high rent, and what they described as “general crimes,” among other difficulties. The closure is scheduled for August 3. Established in 1908, Cole’s holds the […]
Caddie’s history with crime prevents travel to the Open Championship
Harris English Faces Caddy Issues Ahead of Open Championship Harris English is preparing for next week’s Open Championship at Royal Portrush, likely without his usual caddy, Eric Larson. Larson is currently unable to leave the U.S. due to problems obtaining an Electronic Travel Agency (ETA) visa, a requirement for Americans traveling to the UK. This […]
Judge permits Trump’s Justice Department to withdraw $800 million in crime prevention funding
Legal Win for Trump Administration as DOJ Withdraws Grants The Trump administration celebrated a legal win on Monday when federal judges allowed the Department of Justice (DOJ) to retract approximately $800 million in grants designed to combat violence and support crime victims. U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta ruled against a preliminary injunction sought by five […]