#Vision_Int, Dubai United Arab Emirates:- The French serial killer, "Le Greelle" or "François V", committed suicide; Leaving behind a message that revealed the identity of the man who terrorized the French in the eighties and nineties, the Paris crime-fighting team pursued him, but failed to arrest him.

#Vision, Dubai United Arab Emirates:-- An Egyptian mother appeared in a live broadcast on social media, and demanded that her addicted son be publicly executed, and in a public square in front of people, after his heinous crime.

#Vision, Dubai United Arab Emirates:-- The Iraqi police managed to arrest the girl's brother, as he stabbed her several times while she was on her way home from work, killing her.

#Vision, Dubai United Arab Emirates:- A group of Algerians killed the Algerian YouTuber, Jamal Ben Ismail, after he was accused of causing fires in the state of Tizi Ouzou, and the death of more than seventy people in Algeria.

Daily Times, Dubai United Arab Emirates:- The Supreme Court of Japan has rejected the appeal of the verdict filed by the Japanese woman, Chisaku Kakehi, who killed three of her husbands, known in the media as the "Black Widow", confirming that she should be executed.

Daily Times, United Arab Emirates: - The case of the murder of the Kuwaiti girl, Farah Hamzah, is still the subject of public opinion in a number of countries, especially after the facts that came in the statements of people close to her.

Dubai - Daily Times: - Brothers Tanvir and Farhan (21-19 years old) A native Bangladeshi to carry out a crime that has shaken public opinion in the US state of Dallas.

Dubai, Daily Times: - American Lawrence Paul Anderson, 42, confessed to killing three people in Oklahoma, southern USA, and cooking one of them with potatoes.

Dubai, Diyala Times: - The sports trainer, Rifaa Al-Yami, was subjected to an attempted murder at the hands of four people from her family, while some news sites circulated news of her death, but the Saudi authorities confirmed that she was fine and was taken to hospital.

Dubai United Arab Emirates:-- Leader of the civil rights movement, Malcolm X, before his death in 1965, left a letter saying that the New York Police and the FBI conspired in his liquidation, prompting his daughters to demand the reopening of the investigation into the crime.