
Crime
Read the latest crime news and shocking real life stories from the UK and beyond.

Luigi Mangione is accused of shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in December 2024

The man's trial is set to take place in February 2026

Democrats on the House Oversight Committee released a batch of photos and videos of Jeffrey Epstein's island yesterday (3 December)

Democrats on the House Oversight Committee released a series of harrowing images and videos earlier this week

Jeffrey Epstein allegedly groomed and abused a number of underage girls on his private islands, Little Saint James and Great Saint James

Democrats on the House Oversight Committee have released new photos of Epstein's island

Hallie Scruggs was one of the six victims murdered by Aiden Hale in March 2023

Kazakh couple Alisherykhoja and Dilnoza Israilov were arrested at a casino in Sydney

Jeffrey Epstein emailed a number of powerful people between first being listed on the sex offender's register and ending his life in 2019

Gracie Muehlberger was murdered by Saugus High School junior Nathaniel Berhow, along with one other student, in November 2019

A fake adult website pop-up is being used to target people and install malware on their device

Andrew Drury claims other alleged instances of 'sniper tourism' took place outside of Sarajevo

The act of violence has been described by Washington mayor Muriel Bowser as a 'targeted attack'

Earlier this month, 20,000 pages of documents relating to Epstein and his crimes were released to the public

US Marine John Jordan was called to The Hague in 2007, where he appeared before the United Nations-led international criminal tribunal

Everyone in the US House of Representatives voted to release all of the files surrounding Jeffrey Epstein - except one person

Charlie Kirk's head of security Brian Harpole opened up on the moments before his death

Ruja Ignatova disappeared without a trace in 2017

Tremane Wood was granted clemency by Oklahoma governor Kevin Stitt earlier today (13 November)

Sun Myung Moon was said to have used the religious group as a means of satisfying his own sexual appetites

Sun Myung Moon, the church's founder, reportedly used the group as a means of satisfying his own sexual proclivities

TikToker Brenay Kennard had to cough up $1.75 million after she was taken to court for allegedly having an affair with her manager

Sun Myung Moon founded the Unitarian Church in 1954, which has since been disgraced by a number of political, financial and sexual scandals

Wealthy tourists are alleged to have paid large sums of money to shoot at civilians

