Decoding The Crimeverse

• The Nanjing Massacre

  In this episode, we uncover one of the darkest and most harrowing chapters in modern history — the 1937 Nanjing Massacre. As the Japanese Imperial Army captured the city of Nanjing, a wave of brutality unfolded that left deep scars on China and shocked the world. We walk through the events, the eyewitness accounts, the international responses, and the lasting impact this tragedy has had on global memory and justice. This episode does not sensationalize — instead, it brings clarity, context, and humanity to a moment that must never be forgotten.

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• Toxic Silence

  Toxic Silence uncovers the chilling story behind the Sarin gas attack in Japan — a deadly assault that struck without warning and left a nation shaken. We break down how the events unfolded, who was behind it, and how silence allowed terror to spread in the shadows.

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• You Can't do What?

  In this episode of Decoding the Crimeverse, we’re asking the question: “You can’t do WHAT?” Get ready for a wild trip around the world as we uncover the strangest, most unexpected, and downright unbelievable laws you never knew existed. From everyday habits that could get you fined, to innocent actions that are actually forbidden, this episode exposes the hidden rules that make you wonder how some countries came up with them in the first place. If you thought banning chewing gum was odd… wait till you hear the rest.

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• How Nazi Police Created a Serial Killer?

  Should people be convicted by confession of their guilt?

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• Frames Without Paintings

  In this episode we look at the top 10 art crimes ever to have been executed and what the stories behind them are.

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