Criminal Mind Novels & Stories

It could be minor crimes like stealing, fighting, destroying public property. People sent to the Crimson jail commit crimes against the moon laws, like summoning forbidden moon rituals or using hybrid powers to do evil. It made me wonder if my father was a hybrid and if he used his skills for evil. I remember the girl who read my mind when I was in the hospital. It felt creepy and I hoped I wouldn't encounter someone like that again.

But her heart wouldn’t stop hammering. “Criminal psychology is about understanding the minds of those who operate in the shadows,” Dominic continued, his voice deep, smooth—almost hypnotic. “Criminals, masterminds, manipulators. They all have patterns. They all have weaknesses.” His gaze flicked to her again at that last word. Was that meant for her? Isla clenched her jaw, refusing to let him see how much he was getting to her. If he wanted to intimidate me, he’d have to try harder.

There is no rhyme or reason to such an act. ‘People do strange things in the heat of the moment, sir.’ ‘Don’t I know that already Navpreet ...’ said the inspector thoughtfully. He crossed his legs and took a deep breath. ‘Twenty-six years since I joined the police force, there is very little left for me to see. And one thing I have learnt – murder is an amateur’s crime. Of course, I am talking about the regular cases, not serial killers or gangsters. Murderers, they are ordinary people like you and me ... with just one difference. Their common sense has been trumped by their desire for love, freedom, money or power. It is usually one of these. And suddenly, they see a shortcut, a shorter rou

“I do, Mom. I have never felt this way about anyone and it has been almost instant with her so I really hope you can find a way to like her and give her a chance because I can’t imagine my life without her. And before you even say that I am too young, I’m not. I know what my heart wants and it wants her. I have to protect her, Mom. She means too much to me.” “I’m beginning to see that.” She responded, sounding resolved to do her best. “First of all, I think your concerns about her safety are valid. Studying the criminal mind as much as I have had to over the years being a defense attorney, most are crimes of obsession or opportunity. Whoever this person is, he

They we're about to clean everything when the color of those bastards blood made me want to kill more of them. Indeed, when my eyes caught sight of Victoria again, a vicious idea forms in my head. I don't care if it will counted me as a psycho or perv for what I am about to do. I just need a release and this could be a last good memory of this place before selling it to another person. "Jace" I call to the lieutenant of my crime unit. "Yes. Don. Leave the cleaning for tomorrow" I said. "I also want a full report of tonight's security breach and tonight's event tomorrow morning. Make sure to inform our removalist team to ready my home at Southern Park, 460 Park Avenue tomorrow."

Is that what you want? Of course, Charlotte wanted to put Timothy behind bars, but the divorce was a priority. She was willing to negotiate the drugging incident for her freedom from Timothy. "Then we will add mental cruelty. At most, you could go to prison for another four years," Mae added. "Mental cruelty can only be proven if one has repeatedly been caught provoking a victim. In the case of Mister and Misses Cash, this was the only time that my client had complained about her infertility!" The other lawyer from Timothy's side announced.

Her lawyer had argued from the beginning for a psychiatric framework — erotomania, the clinical term, a delusional disorder in which a person believes someone of higher status is in love with them. The prosecution did not dispute the diagnosis. What they disputed was whether the diagnosis diminished Claire's criminal responsibility for seven years of documented harassment, the drugging, the fabricated evidence, and the coordinated campaign she had willingly participated in. The jury took six hours. They found that the diagnosis explained the origin of her behaviour without excusing the extent of it. Guilty on the drugging charge. Guilty on fraud. Guilty on harassment. Guilty on conspiracy.

“You being accused somehow make sense because you might have had your criminal impulse that day—” I stopped in my tracks which made him do too. I faced him and spoke in a firm manner, “Would you please refrain from speaking any symptoms related to my condition? It makes me uncomfortable. My crime-solving partner thinks that I am as evil as a criminal mastermind? Outrageous,” and then, I turned my back at him and continued my trip out of the JHB.

explained Vermont. He continued, "The police have checked with his family, friends, and colleagues. He indeed had this condition. And, because he couldn't recognize faces, he became paranoid and developed a peculiar personality. He even developed bipolar disorder. Due to this, he wasn't prosecuted after the assault but was sent to a mental hospital instead.

He walked over to Clara, grabbed her chin, and forced her to look up at him. "Do you know what crimes you have committed?" His voice was pure venom. "Seducing the Alliance Chairman, framing a pack leader... under our laws, that is a death sentence!" Fear filled Clara's eyes. "Lucius, please..." "Don't you dare say my name!" he spat, shoving her away. "You are not worthy!" Some in the crowd began to agree. "She must be punished!" "A woman like that cannot be shown mercy!" Hearing their support, Lucius became completely lost in his own power trip.