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Crime Online represents a groundbreaking step in the fight against crime and raising awareness about it. From highlighting the “Most Wanted” individuals nationwide to sharing information about missing persons, Amber Alerts, urgent crime updates, sex offender registries, jailbreaks, video evidence, tip lines, and the latest consumer scams, Crime Online equips its audience with essential knowledge. This empowers individuals to protect themselves and fosters a community united in the mission to combat crime. Many people think, “It could never happen to me or my family,” but that’s a misconception; crime impacts the lives of countless Americans every day. One effective way to reclaim our safety is through information and understanding how to use it. A standout feature of Crime Online is its collaboration with legal and criminal experts from diverse backgrounds who contribute their insights on topics such as cybercrime, addiction, forensic science, crime scene analysis, cold cases, and criminal psychology. Additionally, Crime Online offers a fresh podcast titled "Crime Stories with Nancy Grace," which covers current crime events and delves into specific cases—both recent and unsolved—featuring experts, special guests, and listener participation through call-ins. The website also encourages reader engagement, allowing individuals to share their own insights and theories. Crime Online sits at the crossroads of crime reporting and crime prevention, serving as a digital ally in the pursuit of justice. Join us in this important mission!

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  • 4 days ago | crimeonline.com | Jacquelyn Gray

    The security guard at the California hotel where Sean “Diddy” Combs was reportedly filmed beating Cassie Ventura in 2016 testified on Tuesday that Combs’ camp paid for the incriminating footage and his silence. Eddy Garcia, the security supervisor at the InterContinental hotel in Los Angeles, said Combs told him the footage would ruin his career.

  • 5 days ago | crimeonline.com | Jacquelyn Gray

    “King of the Hill” voice actor Jonathan Joss was reportedly shot and killed in Texas on Sunday. Joss, 59, who voiced John Redcorn on the animated sitcom, died after San Antonio police discovered him with multiple gunshot wounds. KENS reported that suspect Sigfredo Alvarez, 56, was apprehended a block from the crime scene. Residents told the news outlet that Joss lived in the neighborhood for a while, but his home burned down months earlier. They claimed he would return to get his mail.

  • 5 days ago | crimeonline.com | Jacquelyn Gray

    On Monday, Sean “Diddy” Combs’ former assistant testified that Combs stole Cassie Ventura’s phone and put a tracking device on her car. The witness, who is using the pseudonym “Mia,” said she feared what Combs was capable of. Mia said Combs was aware of private conversations she had with Ventura because he stole both of their phones on numerous occasions, according to CNN. Mia said she never told Ventura about Combs’ whereabouts because he could monitor their correspondence.

  • 1 week ago | crimeonline.com | Jacquelyn Gray

    Sean “Diddy” Combs’ former assistant testified on Friday about a 2015 incident in which Combs’ then-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, learned he was cheating. The witness, who is using the pseudonym “Mia,” said Combs and his associates bombarded her with phone calls after Ventura cut ties with Combs due to his infidelity. Mia claimed she eventually called Combs — who threatened to fire and kill her, according to The New York Times.

  • 1 week ago | crimeonline.com | Jacquelyn Gray

    Sean “Diddy” Combs’ former assistant testified on Thursday that she had to clean up hotel rooms she arranged for Combs and then-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura. The witness, who is using the pseudonym “Mia,” said she was tasked with preparing and cleaning up the rooms where the “freak offs” took place. Mia said she also transported Combs and Ventura to the hotel rooms — which she stocked with baby oil, lubricant, and white candles, according to CNN.

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