Shweta Watson
Shweta Watson is a journalist and writer with over eight years of newsroom and digital media experience. A former Chief Copy Editor at The Times of India, she shaped copies and headlines in high-pressure newsrooms and has a soft spot for crime stories. With 1,000+ bylines in major newspapers, she starts her day writing, runs on coffee, and unwinds with crime shows. In another life, she’d be a stylist, a detective, or a cricket commentator.
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Epstein’s Creepy Obsession With Teen Girl Who Called Him ‘Uncle’ Exposed in New DOJ Files
Jeffrey Epstein was reportedly infatuated with the teenage daughter of one of his ex-girlfriends, who referred to him as her “uncle.”
FBI Refuses Cooperation In Alex Pretti Death Investigation, Minnesota Officials Say
Minnesota's top investigative agency said the federal government has formally refused to hand over evidence and information in the killing of Alex Pretti.
ICE Cracks Down on “Legal Observers” Following Agents During Enforcement Operations
At least 655 anti-ICE protestors were charged under Title 18 by the Trump administration, nearly twice as many as during the same period in 2024–2025.
Epstein Victim Breaks Silence, Describes Life-Threatening Assault
Juliette Bryant said she thought she was going to die on a private island in South Africa where she was recruited in 2002.
Maryland Woman Flags “Serious Concerns” Over High School TPUSA Event
The Maryland community remains divided over a recent TPUSA-affiliated student gathering.
Obama Debunks Area 51 Conspiracy Theory, But Confirms Aliens Could Exist
Barack Obama addresses a decades-old conspiracy theory, admitting aliens are real while debunking Area 51 claims.
Pam Bondi’s Bid to Silence Epstein Files Backfires, Raises Fresh Scrutiny
The Department of Justice (DoJ) has said it has released all of the files required by the Epstein Files Transparency Act, but law officials have found the release insufficient.
Charges Dropped in Minneapolis ICE Shooting After Stunning Admission From Prosecutors
The ICE officer’s testimony describing the events was different from the defendants and the witnesses.
Epstein Helping Russia From Beyond the Grave? Inside the Kompromat Theory
James Rodgers feels that the Epstein files may ultimately serve the Kremlin’s interests — regardless of whether Epstein himself had any direct links to Russian intelligence.
Ex‑MLB Star Confesses to Leading 'White Guys' Group in Prison
A former Major League Baseball player convicted of killing his father-in-law in Homewood back in 2021 is continuing to seek a new trial.
Florida Man Charged with Seven Felonies for Pointing Gun at Multiple Drivers
A Florida man faces seven felony charges after being arrested following a road rage incident.
Trans Partner of Charlie Kirk’s Accused Assassin Finally Spotted After Months in Hiding
Lance Twiggs was spotted with long, unkempt hair wearing a Taco Bell tee shirt in a quiet suburban neighborhood in Texas.
Transgender Teen Linked to Deadly Canada School Shooting
Jesse Van Rootselaar previously had firearms seized from her home during mental health checks, but they were returned after the gun owner filed a petition.
US Judge Rejects California’s ICE Mask Ban For Federal Agents
A Los Angeles court rejected the enforcement of a law that would have banned federal agents from wearing masks to protect their identities.
Father Fatally Shoots Daughter Following ‘Big Argument’ Over Trump
A Texas father shot and killed his 23-year-old daughter, Lucy Harrison, during an argument about Trump and gun rights.
Canada Shaken by ‘Horrific Shooting’ That Left At Least 9 Dead in British Columbia
Two shootings at a school and a home left at least nine people dead and dozens others wounded in northeastern British Columbia on February 10.
Irish Man Detained By ICE Says He Fears For His Life
Culleton said he is “in fear for my life here” and described the accommodation as “a bunch of temporary tents”, adding “there’s probably room for 1,000 detainees in each tent”.
Key Developments in the Search for Nancy Guthrie as Case Enters Day 10
With developments unfolding almost daily, here is a detailed timeline of events to better understand how the case has progressed so far.
Savannah Guthrie’s Video Plea Shows Fading Hopes of Finding Nancy, Ex-FBI Agent Says
Jonny Grusing stated that a barrier faced by investigators is that tipsters often feel like reporting something they saw or heard is not important enough, or would waste investigators’ time.
Ex-FBI Director Outlines ‘Three Possibilities’ in Nancy Guthrie Case
Bongino acknowledges the possibility that it was a kidnapping and that someone took her for ransom.
Ex-FBI Agent Raises Ransom Question in Guthrie Case After New Video
Retired FBI agent and hostage negotiator Jason Pack wondered if the video may signal that the family has already responded to a ransom communication — though no official confirmation exists.
Crime Gone Wrong? Ex-FBI Agent Weighs In on Nancy Guthrie Case
Expert Rob Chadwick feels the abduction was not planned and the individuals involved did not expect the widespread media attention.
Minnesota Woman Jailed After $325K SNAP Fraud Involving Fake Identities
Latasha Thomas was sentenced to 12 months in prison after a federal jury convicted her of mail fraud tied to a $325,000 in SNAP abuse.Was Nancy Guthrie Abducted By Foreign Nationals? New Details Emerge
Former FBI agent Michael Harrigan and other experts are reportedly suspicious of a ransom note as it demanded specifically a payment in U.S. dollar equivalent.
Epstein Survivor Claims Trump DOJ Effort to Suppress Victims’ Voices Backfired
A survivor named Liz Stein stated that the move was made by the Trump government to “silence victims”
Latest Files Show Epstein Death Statement Dated a Day Early, Raising New Questions
The latest Epstein Files contain a draft statement attributed to federal prosecutors dated a day before Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in a Manhattan jail cell.Ex-FBI Agents Flag Rare Details That Could Shift the Guthrie Case
Former FBI agent Katherine Schweit now says the troubling incident mirrors scenarios she encountered in her own investigative work, which she undertook about 23 years ago.