Crime Chief

JTBC's Crime Chief programme reports on a golf professional who allegedly passed herself off as a high-society socialite. The episode, promoted with a dramatic 'I'll confess!', teases the revelation of her true identity and background. Korean viewers are widely engaging with the story, reacting to the gap between her glamorous public image and the reality uncovered by the investigation.

The International Criminal Court has made public arrest warrants for Taliban officials responsible for Afghanistan's education policy, over the ban on girls' secondary and higher education. The warrants target the Taliban's chief justice and education minister. It is the first ICC action against the Taliban's suppression of women's rights, and officials face charges of crimes against humanity.

On September 30, 1892, in the aftermath of the Homestead Steel Strike, union leaders faced prosecution for treason, the first time in U.S. history workers' leaders were charged with the crime. Henry Clay Frick, chairman of Carnegie Steel, persuaded the chief justice of Pennsylvania's supreme court to issue the treason charges. The case became a landmark example of how companies used the courts against organized labor.

A former Knoxville police chief says a crime scene on Pike still haunts him, according to an interview with NewsNation. The comments revive attention on a case tied to the location, with the former chief reflecting on what he witnessed there and its lasting impact. No new developments in the underlying case have been reported.