Is It Too Late for a Middle-Aged Person to Pursue a Criminal Career?
Starting a criminal career in middle-age is a viable option, despite societal biases towards youth.
Brutal Revenge: A Cuckold's Descent into Violence and Retribution
A man, Eli, seeks brutal revenge against the men who humiliated him in a female-led relationship, leading to a violent confrontation that ends in tragedy.
The Scandal That Derailed Josh Shapiro's Vice-Presidential Nomination Bid
The controversial death investigation of Ellen Greenberg, which was initially ruled a suicide by authorities, ultimately derailed Josh Shapiro's promising vice-presidential nomination bid.
Living on Dorothy Street During the Infamous O.J. Simpson Murder Trial
The author's personal experiences and observations of living on Dorothy Street, just a block away from the site of the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, during the highly publicized O.J. Simpson murder trial.
Criminal Organizations: Hysteresis, Resilience, and Robustness in Balancing Security and Efficiency
Criminal organizations exhibit hysteresis effects, resilience, and robustness, challenging traditional law enforcement strategies.
Understanding Criminal Organizations: Dynamics of Hysteresis, Resilience, and Robustness
Criminal organizations exhibit strong hysteresis effects, challenging traditional law enforcement strategies. The relationship between stricter punishment and its deterrent effect on organized crime is complex.
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