Colbert I. King is a well-known collumist of the Washington Post. Here is our answer to his opinion article from last weekend: When I was reading your Ed today I got some possible solutions to your questions. Youth crime is a well known problem in Eastern Europe mostly in the unemployed, low income communities. The solutions […]
Hungarian society is pretty divided by the government’s epidemiological measures. Compared to how quickly the Boss reacted in the spring, now we can see that the measure is progressing slowly, toddlingly, and even though more and more people in the Party ask for more restrictions, Viktor Orbán doesn’t really listen to them. Money seems to […]
In an interview after the publication of In Cold Blood, Truman Capote said, responding to when he decided he had found the subject he had been looking for: “I didn’t. Not immediately. But after reading the story it suddenly struck me that a crime, the study of one such, might provide the broad scope I […]
Did you know that the first true crime coverage dates back to ca. 1617? The Book of Swindles told the story of fraud cases, based on real events supposedly, during the late Ming dynasty. Throughout the centuries, these gripping stories, the details of certain mysterious cases, the motives behind murders or society’s view of the […]
I come from a family with real traditions. Every Christmas Eve, our parents get close to either disowning my sister and me, or ‘hunting down the bastard who made this unusable string of lights’. For each birthday, we swear we wouldn’t make a big deal out of it. Then, of course, fail to keep said […]
