HomeTagsJuvenile Crime

Tag results for: Juvenile Crime

Sleepy Teenagers 4.5 Times More Likely To Become Criminals

A new research study has found sleepy adolescents were more likely to be antisocial during adolescence and were 4.5 times more likely to commit crime by age 29.

The Criminal Face of Facebook: When Murder Goes Viral

Facebook has a dark side. A side where it is used to share details of crimes, impersonate someone else for sinister intentions, stalk a victim, bully a victim and in some cases murder a victim.

Bids For Freedom: The Lillelid Murders, 20 Years On

Twenty years ago today on 6 April 1997, the lives of the Lillelid family were brutally taken in a terrifying act of violence carried out by a group of six teenagers aged between 14 and 20 years old.

Juvenile Crime and The Age Of Criminal Responsibility

Juvenile crime, gangs and anti-social behaviour by youngsters has been debated almost daily with the age of criminal responsibility being at the center.

Murderous Children: The Youthful Killer

These are crimes which are most often picked up by the media due to their shock-factor and have everyone wondering just what makes a child kill.
1...3456Page 4 of 6

Don't miss

About Crime Traveller

Exploring the psychology of criminal behaviour from true crime to brain science. We examine real cases, research, and the inner workings of criminal minds to understand what drives people to commit crimes.

Latest Articles

A Mysterious Crime in Houston’s Inwood Forest: The Complex Trial That Followed Golf Pro Gary Cooper’s Murder [Part 2]

True Crime & Justice
The brutal murder of golf pro Gary Cooper in Houston's upscale Inwood Forest community left investigators with a complex web of relationships to untangle.

The Virginia McCullough Case: A Daughter’s Dark Secret

True Crime & Justice
Uncover the haunting case of Virginia McCullough and a secret that shook a quiet community to its core. In a disturbing tale of family tragedy, McCullough lived alongside her parents' concealed remains for four years, leaving investigators to piece together a puzzle that challenged their understanding of familial bonds and human nature.

Most Popular

From Double Murder to Death Row: Scott Peterson

True Crime & Justice
Christmas is always a magical time of year, especially for a young couple expecting their first child. But on December 24th 2002, that magic was to end forever for Laci and Scott Peterson.

Media Coverage Of Mass Murders: Should A Shooter Be Named?

Psychology of Murder
The repeated naming of shooters by the media in their extensive coverage of mass shootings risks doing more harm than good.

Links

© 2024 Crime Traveller. Owned and Operated by Alythium. All Rights Reserved.