One of the first women to publicly accuse Jeffrey Epstein of sexual misconduct has detailed her experiences with the sex offender and her failed efforts to bring Epstein to justice. Maria Farmer, a once-promising artist, told the New York Times about her attempts to alert law enforcement to the alleged sexual abuses she and her …
Last week, a supposed “concerned citizen” claimed they found a dog abandoned on the side of an Ohio road and quickly called for help. Police now say the person who found the dog was actually the abuser. Washington Post reports that by Monday, authorities, who were searching for the owner of the dog, didn’t have …
Though Jeffrey Epstein’s death means there won’t be a trial for his sex trafficking charges, his alleged victims will still have their day in court. NBC News reports that U.S. District Judge Richard Berman scheduled a hearing for Tuesday to address the charges against Epstein, who was awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges when …
The Motion Picture Association of America’s executive vice president was reportedly fired Monday, following his arrest on rape and blackmail charges. Variety reports that detectives from the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington D.C. arrested Steven Fabrizio on Friday and charged him with second-degree sexual abuse and blackmail. Following his arrest, MPAA Chairman and CEO, Charles Rivkin, announced …
On Monday, the U.S. Justice Department filed its intent to seek the death penalty against a Pennsylvania man accused of killing 11 people at the Pittsburgh Tree of Life Synagogue. CNN reports that Robert Bowers, 46, was indicted with over 60 federal offenses, which, in part, includes hate crime charges after he allegedly opened fire …
Footage from a camera aimed at the area outside Jeffrey Epstein’s jail cell at a the Manhattan Correctional Center is unusable, sources told the Washington Post. According to the report, the sources said that footage from one of the cameras outside of the cell where Epstein reportedly took his own life on August 10 was …
A Pennsylvania woman is behind bars after reporting her son missing, although the boy was actually in her home, allegedly surrounded by heroin. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports that 29-year-old Leslie Brown called police Thursday night and reported her little boy missing from the Family Dollar store in Lincoln-Lemington-Belmar. Responding officers arrived at the store and while …
There have been 30 police reports against a fraudulent Georgia “school” and now, its director is facing a slew of felony charges. Atlanta’s ABC Channel 2 reports that on Friday, a grand jury indicted Rommys Beltran, the former director of Advancing Youth Academy on Holcomb Bridge Road in Alpharetta, on 29 charges, including child cruelty, theft, …
A driver in Colorado accelerated into a crowd in Denver on Sunday, sending two pedestrians flying into the air on impact — before the driver sped off. NBC News obtained video of the frightening incident, which took place a block away from Coors Field in Denver’s LoDo entertainment district. As police responded to a street …
Police are searching for the person who cruelly taped a dog’s mouth shut and slit her throat before tossing her on the side of an Ohio road. Dani the dog, a beautiful Labrador, is going to be OK, thanks to a Madison Township resident who found her off of Trenton Franklin Road in Butler County …
The fugitive couple wanted on multiple child abuse charges has been found — and their newborn infant was located unharmed. The Associated Press reports that Hakim Mustafa Moore, 27, and Robin Alexander, 29, were found in St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday, along with a three-month-old infant. As CrimeOnline previously reported, the couple had been on …
An Atlanta lawyer is behind bars after police say he intentionally rammed his car into a man, killing him, after claiming the man threw a golf ball at his car. According to prosecutors, 60-year-old Hamid Jahangard accidentally hit 48-year-old corporate lawyer Bryan Schmitt’s 2011 Mercedes CLS550 with a golf ball on July 30, AJC reports. …
