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Shocking Crimes: Murder Book - True Crime - Vimarsana News

Shocking Crimes: Murder Book - True Crime

Grain of Truth (Season 2 Episode 1 of 13): A decades-old murder is finally put to rest after a steel drum is unearthed. Shocking Crimes: Murder Book airs on True Crime at 11:00 PM, Wednesday 29 May. A decades-old murder is finally put to rest after a steel drum is unearthed

Shocking Crimes: Murder Book - True Crime - Vimarsana News

Shocking Crimes: Murder Book - True Crime

In The Line Of Duty (Season 1 Episode 6 of 10): Capturing a cop killer after 46 years. Shocking Crimes: Murder Book airs on True Crime at 11:00 PM, Wednesday 22 May. Capturing a cop killer after 46 years

Shocking crimes and shadows flourish among social media in Thailand in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Shocking crimes and shadows flourish among social media in Thailand in 2023

A series of events in 2023 shook the very world of many Thais, from the discovery of a female serial killer to a 14-year-old boy rampantly shooting down innocent bystanders in Bangkok’s most visited mall.

Story of Amarjeet Sada, 8-year-old boy from Bihar also known as world's youngest serial killer - Vimarsana News

Story of Amarjeet Sada, 8-year-old boy from Bihar also known as world's youngest serial killer

Amarjeet Sada, an eight-year-old alleged serial killer, was labeled a sadist by psychologists.

The crimes that shocked the Whitsundays in 2020 - Vimarsana News

The crimes that shocked the Whitsundays in 2020

Premium Content Subscriber only From skinned crocodiles to major drug busts, these were the biggest crimes that rocked the Whitsundays in 2020. Absolute croc A man took a crocodile to a motel, skinned it, chopped it up and then ate it. For that he copped fines amounting to almost $10,000. Paul Andrew Isaacson, from Cannonvale, pleaded guilty in Proserpine Magistrates Court to taking a protected animal and making a false or misleading statement to a conservation officer, after he lied about it. The court heard the Islands Inn Motel owner, in Mandalay, saw the 47-year-old cutting up the body o...