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INCREDIBLE CRIME FACTS
 
            In 2016, Chastity Eugina Hopson “learned” on social media that
meth and heroin could be contaminated with the Ebola strain. So, she
did the responsible thing and gave her stash to the police.
 
            Jeffrey Dahmer’s neighbors in his Milwaukee apartment building
said he was a really nice and quiet guy. He even occasionally gave his
neighbors some “homemade” sandwiches.
 
            In a fictional “crime caper” story, the reader or viewer knows the
identity of the criminal, with the focus being on the “heist.” Capers
are generally lighter and less violent than a straight crime story.
 
            Contrary to common media portrayals, most burglaries take place
between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Professional crooks strike when
homeowners are at work or school.
 
            Nearly every royal tomb from ancient Egypt’s New Kingdom (ca.
1,550-1,075 BCE) was plundered. In most cases, it was the original
tomb builders who took everything.
 
       Studies show that only about half of all serious violent crimes in the
US – which include rape, robbery, and aggravated assault – are
reported.
 
       The “Florida Man” internet meme – where strange crimes committed
by men from Florida are humorously showcased – became popular in
2013. It then made a comeback in 2020.
 
            On March 18, 1990, thieves made off with 13 works of art from
the  Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum  in  Boston, Massachusetts
valued at $600 million by the late 2000s. No arrests have been made,
although known mobsters are suspected.
 
            Most of the world’s most industrialized nations have abolished
execution as the top criminal punishment. The US, Japan, and
Singapore are three notable exceptions.
 
            In 2010, a Florida crew of five criminals led by Jose David Diaz-
Marrero stole some vases that contained what they believed were
crushed up pills. After snorting the substance, they later learned it was
the ashes of a man and two great Danes.
 
       The Romans built the Mamertine Prison in the 7th century BCE as a
place of temporary detention. The Christian saints’ Peter and Paul
were held there.
 
       Necrophilia is punishable by death in the Philippines, but due to legal
loopholes, it’s technically legal in many US states.
 
       Mohammad Ashan was a Taliban terrorist with $100 on his head. In
2012, Ashan attempted to turn himself in to get the reward but was
arrested instead.
 
       According to the FBI, Anchorage, Alaska ranked second among US
cities in crime rate. The cold weather apparently doesn’t keep the
criminals in check.
 
       From 1986 to 2013, Christopher Thomas Knight (born 1965) lived as
a hermit in rural Maine. He burglarized homes and camps
occasionally, which is how he was eventually caught.
 
       Mexico comes in at a moderately safe 44th overall in terms of crime
rate. But in 2019, the five cities with the highest homicide rates were
all in Mexico.
 
            Ancient Egyptian criminals could be lashed or even have their nose
and ears amputated before being sent to work in a granite quarry.
Tomb robbers were often impaled.