Collaborate Disseminate
An anonymous reader quotes a report from the New York Times: Rex Heuermann, the meticulous architectural consultant who the authorities say murdered three women and buried them on a Long Island beach more than a decade ago, may have been among the last… Continue reading Serial Murders Have Dwindled, Thanks To a Cautious Citizenry and Improved Technology
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The victim, 38-year-old Fernando Perez Algaba, was a self-made cryptocurrency millionaire whose dismembered body was found in a suitcase in an Argentinean town on July 27, 2023.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Police A… Continue reading Police Arrest Suspect in Crypto Millionaire’s Murder
With US car thefts up 25.1% since 2019, it’s clear that high-tech key fob immobilizers aren’t cutting the mustard. But this might: UMich researchers have created a charmingly low-tech anti-theft device that turns the whole car into a security keypad.Co… Continue reading Low-tech secret handshake box tests 99.9% effective against car theft
Proton is surely a genuine service when comes to privacy and is fully understandable, often by the way the service is being used by criminals becoming a perfect tool to stalk and harass families and people heavily. My family is being haras… Continue reading Proton not cooperating with the Italian Police [closed]
Interesting forensics in connection with a serial killer arrest:
Investigators went through phone records collected from both midtown Manhattan and the Massapequa Park area of Long Island—two areas connected to a “burner phone” they had tied to the killings. (In court, prosecutors later said the burner phone was identified via an email account used to “solicit and arrange for sexual activity.” The victims had all been Craigslist escorts, according to officials.)
They then narrowed records collected by cell towers to thousands, then to hundreds, and finally down to a handful of people who could match a suspect in the killings…
Continue reading Tracking Down a Suspect through Cell Phone Records
The Washington Post begins a recent article with the story of an 18-year-old drug dealer with mental health issues named Zachary Burkard, who shot two unarmed 17-year-olds with a “ghost gun” he built from a kit bought online.
The father of one of tho… Continue reading Teenagers Have Bought ‘Ghost Guns’ Online, Sometimes with Deadly Consequences
The former chief executive officer of bankrupt crypto lender Celsius Network was arrested following a probe into the company’s collapse, Bloomberg reported Thursday. From the report: The arrest took place Thursday morning, according to the person, who … Continue reading Alex Mashinsky, Ex-CEO of Bankrupt Celsius, Arrested
Roger Thomas Clark, also known as Variety Jones, will spend much of the rest of his life in prison for his key role in building the world’s first dark web drug market. Wired: Nearly ten years ago, the sprawling dark web drug market known as the Silk Ro… Continue reading Silk Road’s Second-in-Command Gets 20 Years in Prison
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Gizmodo: Disgraced Theranos co-founder Elizabeth Holmes’ prison sentence has been reduced by two years, according to the Bureau of Prisons records. Holmes was sentenced to 11 years and three months in prison for… Continue reading Elizabeth Holmes’ Prison Sentence Was Quietly Reduced By Two Years
An anonymous reader quotes this report from Engadget:
A disgruntled Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege gamer who called in a fake emergency to Ubisoft’s Montreal office was sentenced this week to three years of community service, according to The Montreal… Continue reading 22-Year-Old Gamer Sentenced in France for 2020 Swatting of Ubisoft’s Montreal Office