Las Vegas police have arrested a ninth suspect (all between the ages of 13-17) in connection with the fatal beating of 17-year-old Jonathan Lewis Jr. They are still searching for one more suspect. “The individual was last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and khaki pants.”
As a reminder, one of Jonathan's smaller friends had something stolen by this unruly group, and they decided to toss the poor kid into a trash can. That's when our hero, Jonathan, stepped up to confront them, and tragically, he became the target of their aggression. Jonathan lost his life 6 days after the beating he suffered.

In a chilling case that shook South Korea (their murder rate is less than a fifth of America), 23-year-old Jung Yoo-jung, a true crime fan, received a life sentence for the murder of a stranger. Driven by curiosity and an obsession with crime shows and novels, Jung meticulously planned the killing, using an online tutoring app to find a victim. Posing as a high school student's mother, she gained access to an English-language teacher's home, stabbing her more than 100 times in a frenzied attack. She was arrested after a taxi driver reported to police that she had dumped a blood-soaked suitcase in the woods.
Prosecutors sought the death penalty, highlighting Jung's disturbing online activities, where she researched murder methods and body disposal. Despite Jung's claims of mental disorders and hallucinations, the court rejected her plea, emphasizing the premeditated nature of the crime. This unsettling incident has left a profound impact on society, sparking fear and mistrust. While South Korea retains the death penalty, no executions have been carried out since 1997.

Melvin Williams, accused of killing Subway employee Brittany Macon and injuring her coworker Jada Statum over a dispute about mayonnaise on his sandwich, has been denied bond more than a year after the incident. The shooting occurred in June 2022, with Williams allegedly escalating the situation over condiments. Williams was out on bond for unrelated charges at the time.
Macon's family fondly remembered her as "caring and courageous," highlighting her beauty, love, and vocal advocacy for herself and others. The family expressed concern about mental health in the Black community, emphasizing that the tragic incident could have happened to anyone.