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- 1Man jokes about stabbing a spaghetti squash●Eventuell habe ich gerade mehrfach auf einen Spaghettikürbis eingestochen. # TrueCrime
A German-language post is making the rounds in which someone admits, half-jokingly, that they may have stabbed a spaghetti squash multiple times, tagging it with the hashtag TrueCrime. The darkly humorous combination of domestic kitchen frustration and true-crime framing is what drew amused reactions and small engagement from readers.
- 2The Cornell 7 Have an Unsettling Defender●# truecrime # feminism The Cornell 7 Have an Unsettling Defender https:// medium.com/fourth-wave/the-cor nell-7-have-an-
A commentary piece on the Cornell 7 case argues that the group has attracted an unsettling defender, framing the discussion at the intersection of true crime and feminism. Beyond the article's claim that a controversial figure is defending the Cornell 7, no further details about the case, the defender, or the reaction are available.
- 3True Crime Newsletter Continues Scissor Sisters Series●The Scissor Sisters Series 7 Part 3/5: Tea in the Kitchen https:// insidetruecrimestories.substac k.com/p/the-scissor-si
A true crime newsletter has published Part 3 of 5 in the seventh installment of its series on the Scissor Sisters case, titled 'Tea in the Kitchen'. The installment continues a detailed retelling of the historical criminal case, shared within online true crime communities where readers follow serialized crime storytelling.
- 4Padel tactics explainer on the bandeja shot draws attention●⚡ The Bandeja — Padel Tactics # padel # shorts 🎾 Padel Tactics: The Bandeja ¿Te acordabas de este caso? 👇 # TrueCrime #
Padel content explaining the bandeja, the defensive overhead shot used to regain control of a point, is circulating among Spanish-speaking players. The short-form video walks through when and how to hit the shot, while mismatched hashtags about crime and corruption in Spain have been attached to the post, muddying its topic.