In the true crime podcast "ON THE JOB," Julia Meck reports on the abuse and psychological dependence she experienced from her husband JP Kraemer, while he shares the accusations and, in turn, claims that he was beaten by her. (translated)
The 81-year-old Hans S. was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of US student Amy Lopez in 1994 after being identified and arrested 32 years later due to new DNA analysis. (translated)
The podcast "ON DUTY" examines the case of 81-year-old Hans S., who confessed more than three decades after the murder of 24-year-old Amy Lopez and lived near the crime scene, while the victim's family had to live in uncertainty for a long time. (translated)
The article explores the suspected murderer Liam Nebel's connection to an online community that celebrates violence and school attacks following his assault on Brinellskolan in Fagersta, where he is suspected of having killed a 17-year-old girl and injured three boys. (translated)
In the podcast "ON DUTY," reporter Tim Specks discusses the shocking case of the murder of Amy Lopez in 1994 in Germany, when Hans S. (81) was arrested after 32 years and confessed to the crime, and presents interviews with the victim's family and people who lived near him for a long time without knowing his past. (translated)
In Sweden, a second suspect was arrested for the deadly sword attack at a school, in which a 17-year-old girl lost her life and three others were injured, while the main suspect, Liam Nebel, had also been arrested earlier and was shot by the police. (translated)
Hans S. (81) was arrested in a nursing home 32 years after the murder of American Amy Lopez (24) and confessed to the crime, living only 300 meters from the crime scene. (translated)
Prevention must better characterize societies. War can sometimes be prevented by diplomacy. I'm reading about the Fagersta tragedy that the accused had predicted the act on the internet the day before. What would be a better insight for the police than to closely monitor the True Crime Community on TikTok? (translated)
The story of Béla Kiss, a Hungarian mass murderer, reveals how he manipulated women through personal ads, promising them marriage and robbing them under the pretense of love before their disappearance, which resulted in the horrifying discovery of seven bodies in metal barrels. (translated)
@odeiotwwt no país que literalmente inventou/popularizou o conceito de serial killer, do tanto que é recorrente fora os sequestros/desaparecimentos, também tão comuns que praticamente todo ano é descoberto um caso absurdo novo a ponto de inspirar filmes/livros inteiros #SerialKillers #Crime #TrueCrime
SVT's mapping of a TikTok account that is being investigated after the school attack in Fagersta reveals connections to a violent subculture called the True Crime Community, where the account glorified mass murderers and posted provocative videos shortly before the attack, raising concerns about its impact on young users. (translated)
The article describes the violence-glorifying online movement True Crime Community, which is linked to several school shootings and where members romanticize mass murderers, which can lead to some individuals being prepared to turn violent fantasies into reality. (translated)
In the murder trial concerning little Fabian (†8) from Güstrow, the accused Gina H. (30) finally wants to testify and plans to read a personal statement that focuses on the circumstances at the crime scene and the behavior of two men whom she had taken there, while she continues to deny having committed the act. (translated)
In the podcast "IM EINSATZ," reporter Isabel Pfannkuche reveals disturbing aspects of the Fabian case, in which the accused Gina H. (30) had knowledge of the location where the dead eight-year-old boy was found, even before the official discovery of the body. (translated)
