Crime Scene

Attorney: FBI paid 'white supremacist' blogger

Radio personality Hal Turner, known for his radical views, is facing charges that he threatened to kill judges and posted their personal information in a blog back in June.

Now the Wire is reporting his attorney is claiming that Turner was a paid FBI informant from 2002 to 2007.

Evidence of his alleged relationship with the FBI includes e-mail communication with an FBI agent.

Claiming to be zombie, teen stabs three siblings

Nelson Santos,17, stabbed his brothers Miguel, 13, James, 6, and his sister, Ashley, 9.

 "I was zombielike ... seeing demons," Santos told police. Neighbors told police Santos practiced black magic.

The kids survived the attack thanks to two neighbors who intervened. John Flores, 19, wrestled with Santos while his mother Delaila Flores, 36, took the knife away. Here is the story.

Officer kidnaps fellow officer, ex-girlfriend

Study: 'Medical heroin' could reduce crime

A study recently published in the New England Journal of Science suggests doctors should administer heroin to keep long term addicts away from crime.

"You're taking a potentially unsafe, toxic thing -- the package from the dealer down the street -- and you're putting it in a clinic setting,"said addiction medicine specialist, Dr. Joshua D. Lee, a professor of medicine at New York University Langone Medical Center in New York City said. "It could kill the street drug trade and cause positive effects in the neighborhood."

A headline that reads -- Doctor distributes heroin -- sounds just crazy.

Man alleges police brutality

Model's body found in dumpster

There is cocaine in your money

 

A University of Massachusetts Dartmouth study revealed that a hundred percent of the bills collected from Miami tested positive for cocaine. And $5, $10, $20 and $50 bills were more likely to be positive for cocaine than $1 bills.

Researcher Yuegang Zuo, professor of chemistry and biochemistry, said that the high percentage of contaminated U.S. currency observed in the current study represents nearly a 20 percent jump in comparison to a similar study he conducted two years ago.

"I'm not sure why we've seen this apparent increase, but it could be related to the economic downturn, with stressed people turning to cocaine," said Zuo, who once worked at Florida International University.

Here is the story.

Real cops show up to reality TV home

 

TMZ is reporting police officers responded to a 911 call saying Jon and Kate Gosselin's argument had gotten out of control. No arrests were made, but SplashNewsOnline.com published this picture of Kate checking into a Days Inn. Here is the story.

Crime autopsy is gruesome work

Chase ends with deadly explosion