@cabrinisabrina we might need to make one for the U.S. as well... I found a link to the website if you'd like to check it out https://t.co/mJqQIxlCzn #CrimEdCU
@cabrinisabrina Wow, this is super cool, I am so glad that all of these groups are getting together to make knowledge accessible to the public. I remember when I was younger, a group of individuals actually made a Minecraft server to post banned media from other countries... but it seems (1/2)
@A_Vagnoni Wow, this is a fascinating thinking question. I think this ties into how cancel culture is getting bigger on social media. We have so much access to information now with social media, so it is worrisome that it could get in the way of justice #CrimEdCU
Rather than pass legislation to help save these kids' lives from unnecessary violence, the Tennessee GOP uses its power to silence those standing up for the people they're supposed to protect. #CrimEdCU https://t.co/HrRhCSfPXM
@DLSantiago_ This reminds me a lot of what we were talking about in class with mother blame. We have no idea what was going through that mother's head and what lead up to this tragedy. Hopefully, as the case goes on, there will be more information on it #CrimEdCU
I had no idea how bad of a problem killings in postal offices were until I watched Murder By Proxy: How America Went Postal on YouTube. It goes into detail about mental health and stress in the workplace. Give this a watch if you have a chance! #CrimEdCU
For my senior thesis, I am studying the Calculus of Variations and it is extremely fascinating. While it took a bit of time to go through the entire brachistochrone problem, It was so satisfying solving it and actually understanding where it came from! #Mathematics
Currently, I'm trying to decide between a few true crime novels to read since I've never read one before! Right now, I am looking at I'll Be Gone in the Dark (an amazing documentary btw), Helter Skelter, and Last Call... But I might just end up reading all 3. #CrimEdCU
Relating to my previous tweet, police violence isn't shown to most people on such a scale. Over 1,000 individuals in the U.S. were killed by the police in 2022. Check out this infographic for more information about this. https://t.co/oQg2cc72Og #CrimeEdCU
I think this article is extremely important. Often times police violence is seen as an American issue, but that is not the case. While Canada might have fewer shootings, this article shows we need to look into the systemic issues of police violence on a larger scale.#CrimEdCU
"At least 117 police-involved deaths in 2022. In 2021 there were at least 104."
Don't ask if the cops were held accountable.
Police Killings and Unaccountability | The Media Co-op https://t.co/aKjFRhy1XU
Happy Pi Day! To celebrate this year, the math club at my university is having s huge event and to prepare for this, I looked through a lot of pi facts. My personal favorite is that some people made a language based on pi! It is called pilish. Here is a pilish poem:
to relate to Michelle's fascination with the case and with true crime as a whole. I definitely cried a few times while watching! It's on HBO Max if anyone is interested. #CrimEdCU
In the past week, I have watched about 10 different serial killer documentaries for my internship. So far, I'll Be Gone in the Dark has impacted me the most. The raw emotion from some of the people in this documentary made me cry. As a criminology student, it is also easy (1/2)
One part of social media I don't see often is the power of MMORPGs (massively multiplayer online role-playing games). These games have huge player bases with their own unique social structures. This article goes into some of the social dynamics in these games, yet research (1/2)
As a podcast newbie, does anyone have some good recommendations for true crime podcasts? I listen to audiobooks but I know they're not too similar. Thanks! #CrimEdCU