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The Tragic Case of Azaria Chamberlain: A Tale of Miscarriage of Justice and Guilt by Media
In 1980, nine-week-old Azaria Chamberlain vanished during a family camping trip in the Australian outback. What followed was a trial by media, a wrongful conviction, and years of public controversy. This is the story of justice delayed — and a nation divided.


Gay Men Pose for Photos While Being Detained at a Police Station in Mexico City - 1935
The above image is from a set housed in the National Photo Library of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) in Mexico, and they depict a group of Mexican men purportedly arrested for homosexuality in 1935. These photographs were taken in Lecumberri prison in Mexico City, a place notorious for its harsh conditions and the mistreatment of prisoners. Lecumberri prison, often referred to as "The Black Palace of Lecumberri," was a prominent penitentiary in Mexi


The 1920s Convict Photos: Australia’s Justice & Police Museum Reveal a Fascinating Glimpse into the Past
Clad in elegant suits and ties, with their top hats tilted towards the camera, these individuals appear to be posing for high-end...
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