CRIME

Josnely Álvarez's case in Navarrete now rests with pathologists and prosecutors; learn what the detained motorbike rider said in a filmed interview and the prison term he could face.

AI music streaming fraud: a North Carolina musician, 54, faked billions of plays on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music before a guilty plea in March.

Benjamin William Day admitted murdering Maria Saceanu after preparing a plastic-lined room in Tividale, prosecutors said. He is due to be sentenced in December 2026.

A Florida judge barred jurors from hearing that Tracey Nix's grandson drowned in her care months before her granddaughter died in a hot car. Here is why the judge blocked the evidence.

Four emails demanding bitcoin for Nancy Guthrie's return reached a former FBI agent in April, with the demand falling from 25 bitcoin to two

A Fortnite player was arrested after Epic Games made an emergency disclosure to the FBI involving an audio recording, a federal affidavit says

Newly released bodycam footage shows the aftermath of a 2023 Virginia school shooting, including a six-year-old confronting police after shooting first-grade teacher Abigail Zwerner.

South Korean police are investigating footage allegedly leaked from hospital IP cameras, reportedly exposing at least 100 people and raising fresh concerns about medical CCTV security and privacy.

The FBI alleges Venezuelan national Anibal Alexander Canelon Aguirre developed Ploutus malware used to make ATMs dispense cash without cards or bank authorisation. He has pleaded not guilty.

Kroy 'KJ' Biermann Jr has pleaded not guilty to seven felony charges in Georgia, as his defence seeks to transfer the case from adult court to the juvenile system

Andrew Tate is facing renewed online backlash after UK court documents detailed allegations involving extreme pornography and a minor, claims his defence team has strongly rejected.

Umar Matthew Ingalls, one of seven defendants in a Cornell sexual assault lawsuit, is reportedly believed to be in Dubai as a special prosecutor leads a renewed investigation

Simon Andriesz, who alerted US authorities to alleged emails involving Howard Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein, was reportedly recorded as dying from asphyxiation from hanging in Thailand.

Former Bishop of Broome Christopher Saunders has been sentenced to six and a half years in prison for 13 sex offences involving two young Aboriginal men.

The UK has criminalised non-consensual sexually explicit AI deepfakes, but investigations involving Grok-generated images show how anonymity, platform data and international borders can hinder prosecutions.

Russell Brand briefly responded to a supporter outside Southwark Crown Court after the first day of legal arguments ahead of his trial on seven sexual offence charges.

Footage of patients filmed inside 80 South Korean medical institutions has resurfaced on overseas adult websites, prompting a police investigation and renewed concern over healthcare cybersecurity.

Prosecutors say Caleb Flynn told his daughters to lie before police interviews after Ashley Flynn's murder as an Ohio judge sentenced him to life without parole.

Megyn Kelly has faced widespread online criticism after suggesting an anonymous woman accusing seven former Cornell students of sexual assault may have enjoyed the encounter.

Michael Smith has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for using AI-generated songs and bots to fraudulently obtain more than $8 million in royalties.

Megyn Kelly has drawn criticism for suggesting a Cornell sexual assault accuser may have consented, while prosecutors and the university conduct separate renewed reviews of the case.

Dakota Harper and Felicity Eatmon face first-degree arson and conspiracy charges after investigators alleged they set fire to an abandoned Charleston house in September.

Andrew Tate extradition: learn what the Crown Prosecution Service accuses him of, why a Florida court refuses to free him, and what must happen before any trial in England.

Terrell Owens is facing a defamation lawsuit over an Instagram post demanding the arrests of three men after a grand jury found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing in Nolan Wells' death

Lubna Speitan, who proposed the Green Party's controversial Zionism motion, offered to testify for convicted Al-Qaeda supporter Minh Quang Pham, according to US court documents.

GP Hannah Terry was found dead at her Norfolk home, with her husband charged with murder and reports claiming she treated royals, including Queen Camilla.

Josnely Álvarez's body was found near the Yaque del Norte River days after she disappeared, while her father criticised authorities and investigators examined the suspect's account.

Christa Pike survived Tennessee's lethal injection and is now awake and speaking, raising a rare legal fight over whether the state can constitutionally attempt to execute her again.

Nidal Hasan, paralysed since his 2009 Fort Hood rampage, will die by firing squad on 3 December in the first US military execution in 65 years, the Army has confirmed.