Crossing lines
While there is no universal Federal precedent over this topic, it is generally illegal for someone to lay a trap against potential criminal activity. And where ...
Category: Crime
Affidavits are largely meaningless
Contrary to popular belief, affidavits aren’t infallible. People lie in affidavits… all. the. time. People lie on the stand under oath… all. t...
The problem with “not all”
Stop saying “not all”! Why? Let me illustrate with a simple example. You’ve probably seen numerous times the marketing statement “9 out ...
Jimmy Kimmel wasn’t wrong
I first discovered Jimmy Kimmel back when he was the co-host of Win Ben Stein’s Money on Comedy Central. He would later go on to host The Man Show. I watc...
On Jeffrey Epstein, again
Oh where to start… First, did Epstein commit suicide? Yes. As I mentioned a few months ago talking about Virginia Giuffre, I still whole-heartedly believe...
On Virginia Giuffre
And here’s that tweet with its date: December 10, 2019. So about a month and a half after Epstein’s suicide. (And yes, I still firmly believe Epstei...
Only slash 3 tires?
I’m sure we’ve all heard this misconception: that if you’re going to slash someone’s tires, slash only three so insurance won’t pa...
Motivations
Given the details that have come out about the shooter that attempted to take out Trump, or rather… the surprising LACK of information on him, there’...
Tell me you want a copycat…
…without telling me you want a copycat… It’s been noted time and again that giving notoriety to the perpetrators of mass homicide events and a...
Risk perception, or why women are choosing bears
Now that the party has somewhat died down around the recent social media phenomenon of women saying they’d rather run into a bear in the wild than a rando...