10 most paradoxical crimes in the history of criminology Bashny.Net

1. Suicidal killer h2> The spread of Lutheranism in the Nordic countries, especially in Denmark, led to the emergence of so-called «suicidal killers»
And if the culprit before his execution sincerely repented of his sins, he is, according to Lutheran doctrine, I had to go to heaven

2. Humiliate h2> In ancient Rome, the offender could be punished at the Coliseum fight with a wild animal, such as a lion. That is the fate in store emperor of Gaul merchant who sold his wife monarch fake jewelry. And when the merchant was standing in the arena of cells instead of chicken lion came calling fun everyone. Gallen announced: "He deceived and was deceived himself," and then let the home dealer.

3. Sleight of hand and no fraud! H2> David Copperfield once using sleight of hand has deceived these robbers. In 2006, he and two assistants walked down the street after the show, when a teen to stop the car ran in arms and ordered to put all valuables. Assistant obeyed, giving money, phones and passports, Copperfield but did not do so, although he had with him all of the above

4. Love on the Moon h2> In 2002, the student astrophysicist Ted Roberts was an intern at NASA, along with his girlfriend and two other accomplices stole a safe with lunar soil and rocks from all the expeditions of the "Apollo". After robbing the young people settled in the hotel, where Ted with his beloved stones laid on the bed and right on them made love

5. Sinister hotel h2> A serial killer Henry Howard Holmes at the end of the 19th century built a hotel in Chicago with a variety of traps. During construction, Holmes changed several contractors, so only he knew the real plan of the building. His victims were both employees of the hotel, which were accepted with the condition of life insurance, as well as guests, and the bodies of those killed Holmes usually dissected model skeletons and sold to various institutions. In the arsenal of the maniac were soundproof rooms, rooms with gas, acid tanks, rack and bottles of poison.

At the trial, the previous death of Holmes, he confessed to 27 murders, although some researchers estimate the number of victims in 200 or more people.

6. The right to freedom h2> In Germany, the act of escaping could not be penalized as early as 1880 the Court held that it justifies the quest for freedom - one of the main instincts of man. However, the captured fugitives most cases, waiting for additional punishment for related articles: damage to property (eg, sawing grids), theft (because it carries on itself a fugitive prison clothes), violence (if in the process of escaping prisoner attacked the guards), or bribery.

7. Certificate ghost h2> In 1897, the American Zone Hister was found dead in his home, where she lived with her husband Edward Shu. Four weeks after the funeral of his mother Zone supposedly was the ghost of her daughter and said that her death is guilty of the man who strangled her, breaking her neck. Mother persuaded the police to make the exhumation of the body and an autopsy showed that the Zone really broken neck and throat are present fingerprints, so that Shu was arrested. During the trial, the mother Zone confident enough to testify that the judge did not find ways to convince the jury to make a decision based on the words of ghosts, and the result is Shu landed in jail.

8. Fair Deal h2> In 1993, the Austrian bank employee Otto Newman organized the robbery of his shift, which resulted in the bank were issued in the amount of money equivalent to the current 167 thousand euros, as well as gold bars and coins. The crime has been solved, all the loot returned, and Newman spent three and a half years in prison.

In 2012, it became clear that the bank is not claimed for the stolen amount, which was kept in the Ministry of Justice, as it has received the insurance did not pay for it and the insurance company, which was transferred to the gold. As a result, the court decided to transfer the money Newman, who was very surprised such a solution, but did not give up.

9. Do it h2> The American Gary Gilmore committed several robberies and murders and was sentenced to death in 1977. Before his execution, he was granted the right to the last word, and Gilmore said: «Let's Do It» («Just do it"). Later, this phrase was inspired by Nike's famous slogan to create «Just Do It».

10. Serial maniac h2> Since 1993 in Germany, Austria and France was committed 40 crimes, including six murders, after which at the scene or on the victim's body was found a DNA sample of women. Alleged killer became known as «The Phantom of the Heilbron» DNA samples were taken with a cotton swab that were originally contaminated by the DNA of a packer at the Austrian factory.

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