A History of Murderers

❗️ 12 years in prison for 138 murders The Norwegian judicial system is famous for its softness: violent maniacs cannot be sentenced to life here, and prison cells are more like restrooms. An example of this injustice is Arnfinn Nesset, who worked as a doctor i…

In Britain, a 15-year-old teenager was arrested for photoshopping rabbit ears and teeth onto a local politician’s face, according to media reports. The student created a caricature of Simon Bennett, the Conservative leader on the Wolverhampton City Council. Th…

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A drunk 67-year-old woman went drifting outside a courthouse in the U.S. The retiree from Indiana was drifting sideways and driving in reverse across the lawn as shocked passersby looked on. She was arrested and sent to jail—her blood alcohol level was found t…

An American made about $8,000,000 from AI-generated music that his own bots listened to. He uploaded more than 100,000 tracks to Spotify and created a network of 10,000 bots to inflate streaming numbers, earning about $8 million in royalties. The man was later…

"The first execution by firing squad in the U.S. Army since 1945 will be public," said Pentagon chief Pete Hegset. Former military psychiatrist Nidal Hasan is to be executed. On November 5, 2009, he opened fire at the Fort Hood medical center on service member…

Sea cucumbers have become the new currency of drug cartels. A kilogram of this delicacy can cost up to $3,000, which is why criminal groups use it for transactions instead of money, bypassing the banking system, according to Foreign Policy. In Mexico, sea cucu…