The number of cold cases or cases that have not been fully resolved in the United States is at an all-time high. But does this mean people actually got away with murder? According to UCR data, there are currently 250,000 unsolved murders in the United States, with an annual increase of about 6,000. With a […]
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Mormonism, a religious group, not well known to many Americans, was highly regarded as a sign-up to well-known investigative US agencies like the FBI and CIA. With the delicate and sensitive mission, why were they specifically selected for the job? Agencies like the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, and the CIA specifically prefers hiring
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According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, there are about 3,000 to 4,000 robberies each year. In 2019 alone, 1.4% of the recorded 267,988 robberies were linked to banks. They lost about $480 million due to these robberies. But have you heard of the modern-day Robinhood and his seemingly good deed two days before Christmas?
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The height of paranoia regarding communism was at an all-time high during the 40s. This resulted in several government-led projects to ensure that this ideology didn’t spread throughout the United States. But did you know that big-screen motion pictures were not safe from accusations from the FBI? In 1947, the FBI issued a memo on
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Who would have thought that an underachieving student from Princeton would have his term paper confiscated by the FBI? That’s the story of John Aristotle Philips. Let’s find out what happened. John Aristotle Philips wrote a term paper on nuclear proliferation. The report he made also included designs for an atomic bomb which was quite
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Double agents have been around since the mid 1600s. Some of the popular names we know are Eddie Chapman, William Sebold, and Juan Pujol “Garbo” Garcia. Some double agents like Garbo, used their espionage skills for good – he was able to fool the Nazis about D-Day. Then you have others who betray the countries
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