The 2026 Clutch Blanket Mystery, Week 03: The Red String Knot Square
The string will not lie flat. That is the whole chapter, and it is also the whole square: the easiest…
Luigi Mangione Pled Guilty. The Fair Trial Question Just Moved.
What This Is About Luigi Mangione pled guilty Friday to federal stalking charges in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian…
The Relationship Defense on Trial: Credibility, Cross-Examination, and the Gig Economy’s Safety Gap
A Tampa jury convicted Joseph Killins on all counts in under 30 minutes, rejecting the relationship defense he offered from…
Wayne Williams Was Convicted of Two Murders. Police Closed 22 More By Announcement, Not Trial.
Wayne Williams was tried, convicted, and sentenced for two murders. The other roughly 22 killings attributed to him were closed…
Everyone Appeals Judge Michael Schipper’s Decisions. He Said So Himself, From the Bench.
A one week span in Barry County’s Fifth Circuit Court, from a Supreme Court order in one case to a…
DNA Cleared the Central Park Five Before Their Trial Even Started. Prosecutors Tried Them Anyway.
The Central Park Jogger case is usually remembered as a story about coerced confessions. The narrower, more specific failure is…
#ReadWithClutch: Becoming Abolitionists by Derecka Purnell
#ReadWithClutch · Book Review Direct Answer Becoming Abolitionists, by human rights lawyer Derecka Purnell, is written by someone who practiced…
Lindsay Clancy Trial: Why a Jury Can’t Diagnose Psychosis
Editorial Note Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial is ongoing in Plymouth County Superior Court. Every claim about her mental state described…
Field Kit: 72 Hour Pay What You Can Sale
Clutch Justice · The Field Kit · 72 Hours Only Pay What You Can. Use What You Need. For 72…
The Zodiac Killer walked past two patrol officers minutes after his last murder. A radio dispatch error is why they let him keep walking.
The Zodiac case is usually treated as a code, a suspect list, or a pop-culture puzzle. The single most consequential…
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