While Ireland has long been one of the most pro-migration countries in Europe, massive demographic changes have seen the public turn against the open borders agenda favoured by liberal elites in Dublin. A survey conducted in April by Amárach Research found that eight in ten in Ireland believe that immigration is too high, with 20 […]
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Brilliant detective work has fascinated, educated and entertained people for ages. Yet, the people who perform this amazing detective work on a daily basis are rarely recognized outside their locality. Law&Crime intends to change that with America’s Greatest Detective, a title to be awarded annually which will recognize the most brilliant investigative work done by […]
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Judge Aileen Cannon, pictured left (U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida), (right) special counsel Jack Smith (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File) It already seemed that the May 20 trial date set last July in the Mar-a-Lago case was written in pencil and all but guaranteed to be erased, but a late Monday […]
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Of the many roles in which Detective Julia Oliveira has served over the course of her nearly 25 year long career in law enforcement, Missing or Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) Investigator with the Yurok Tribe in Northern California is one that has brought a unique set of challenges – not least of which is that […]
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Kathy Blair was found dead in her bed days before an elderly couple was killed in eerily similar circumstances. Investigation Discoveries Writes A beloved choir director went to bed and was brutally killed as she slept. Video shot by chance and a friend’s memory would provide police with key clues and help solve the senseless […]
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When Gene and Sandy Ralston first met as students while on a field research expedition in the Mojave Desert, they had no idea how far their backgrounds in biochemistry, human anatomy and hydrology — studies typically reserved for the world of the living — would ultimately take them into the unexpected realm of criminal justice, […]
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For Senior Inspector Laura Tierney, a proclivity towards investigation has always been in her nature, even long before she embarked on her 15 year long career with the US Marshals, or her now 4 year long tenure as the Marshals’ Liaison to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). Of her natural […]
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