Tag: crime stories

• 20 Trippy Stories About The 1960s’ Worst Criminals That Sound Too Insane To Be Real

  

  The 1960s looked glamorous from the outside. It was the decade of psychedelic music, flower crowns, rebellion, Woodstock, Beatlemania, and cultural revolutions. But while the world was busy dancing through the Summer of Love, something far darker was unfolding behind the scenes. The decade quietly produced some of history’s most disturbing killers, cult leaders, kidnappers,…

  Shreya Singh

  May 6, 2026

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• Things I Love to Discuss: Psychology, Crime, Beauty & Corporate Life

  

  What topics do you like to discuss? Things I Love to Discuss There are people who can talk about anything. And then there are people who only want to talk about things that actually mean something. I fall into the second category. I don’t like conversations that exist just to fill silence. I like conversations…

  Shreya Singh

  April 26, 2026

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• Luis Garavito Case: The Man Who Wasn’t Just a Monster — A System Failure

  

  Let’s get one thing straight. I have a type. I like learning about crimes and I absolutely love serial killer stories because there’s absolutely no explanation for them. Not from science, and definitely not from God. Serial killers really just walk in and destroy the world’s biggest belief systems by simply existing. And for this…

  Shreya Singh

  April 19, 2026

  History

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