Number 7: Ibn Collins
In the early hours of January the 20th, 2019, Meghan Crilly was crossing an intersection with 3
friends in Linden, New Jersey. Seemingly out of nowhere, she was mowed down by a red Jeep Grand
Cherokee. Despite the severe impact of the crash, the driver never broke stride either
before or after hitting Crilly. According to investigators, Crilly ended up 140ft from where
she was hit. She was hospitalized with spinal cord injuries, shattered bones, a lacerated liver,
and internal bleeding; doctors ultimately had to remove her spleen. The 35-year-old elementary
teacher managed to hang on for 11 days before eventually succumbing to her injuries. Almost 2
months after the accident, detectives were able to trace the Jeep’s battered bumper to a salvage yard
in Pennsauken, NJ about 70 miles from the scene of the crash. The battered bumper was then traced
back to a 39-year-old mechanic by the name of Ibn Collins. Collins was celebrating his 39th
birthday and had been drinking leading up to the hit-and-run on his drive home. After the crash,
he drove straight to his own auto body shop in Westfield — about seven miles from the
scene — where he hid his red Grand Cherokee from prying eyes. During the time that authorities were
looking for the perpetrator of the hit-and-run, Collins had been ordering replacement parts for
his car and had slowly been chipping away at the repairs, telling everybody who asked
that he had hit a deer. After his arrest, Collins was hit with charges that included manslaughter,
hindering, and evidence tampering. He is facing up to 30 years in prison.
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Number 6: David Akande
A suspected dealer was arrested on October 21st, 2014 in Tonbridge, Kent, England. David Akande was
a passenger in a black MG sports car when it was pulled over by police after they were tipped off
that Akande had been dealing. Akande refused to have an “intimate search”, which police wanted to
perform since they believed he’d hidden his stash in his body. Upon refusal, officers took him into
custody and he was placed in a cell under constant supervision to wait for nature to take its course.
When he refused to go to the toilet, police had to eventually apply for extended detention powers.
Akande’s floodgates opened after 3 weeks. Once they did, police found 24 wraps of cocaine
and Akande was charged with possession with intent to supply cocaine. In 2015, he was
sentenced to 7 years in jail. Detective Constable Jeremy Taylor reacted to the verdict saying,
“Akande has lied throughout about his involvement despite the overwhelming evidence we have been
able to show. He had mistakenly assumed that if he waited long enough, he would be released
from custody with little or no evidence to charge him. His arrogance and deceit,
together with a previous history of convictions for drug supply, have resulted in a substantial
prison sentence. The sentence, as well as the indignity Akande has put himself through whilst
in custody, should serve as a severe warning to anyone planning to deal in Tunbridge Wells.”
Number 5: Takahiro Shiraishi Between August and October of 2017,
9 people–mostly young women–were murdered in Zama, Japan. Police were investigating the disappearance
of a 23-year-old woman when they discovered that she’d been communicating on Twitter with an
individual by the name of Takahiro Shiraishi. When they raided his apartment, police discovered
two heads inside a cooler at the entrance before making their way into the apartment
and discovering 7 more. Shiraishi had hacked the 9 bodies up into a total of around 250 pieces,
a large portion of which he had thrown out with the trash after covering them in cat
litter in an attempt to disguise them. All of his victims were between the ages of 15 and 26,
and Shiraishi declared that he’d been wanting to fulfill his fantasies on the victims without
having to worry about them denying his advances. On the first of October, 2020, Shiraishi pled
guilty to nine murders, and on the 15th of December, 2020, he was sentenced to death.
He’s indicated he will not appeal his sentence.
Number 4: Destiny Nixon
Shortly after midnight on December 26, 2016, 17-year-old high school senior Tyriq Roberts was
crossing the intersection of West Tennessee Street and Appleyard Drive in Tallahassee, Florida when
his silver Honda was struck by a red Chevrolet running a red light. Roberts died at the scene.
According to The Tallahassee Police Department, the red Chevrolet had not only ran a red light,
but had also been traveling at a high speed. According to the TPD, crash data showed that
the driver of the Chevrolet, 24-year-old Deontae Johnson was driving at 122 miles per hour before
the accident, and was recorded at 91 miles per hour a half second before impact with Roberts's
car. After impact, Johnson and his passenger, Christian Debique, fled the scene on foot.
Later that night, Johnson–accompanied by his girlfriend, Destiny Nixon–checked himself into
Capital Regional Medical Center, telling staff that he had hurt himself in a fall. Doctors were
informed by police to keep an eye out for someone with injuries consistent with the driver of the
red Chevrolet and they quickly informed local authorities. The police then started interviewing
Johnson and asked him where his clothes were so that they could impound them and book them into
evidence, to which Johnson replied that he had no clue what happened to them. At some point,
Nixon–the girlfriend who had accompanied Johnson since checking in–started leaving the room
when officers noticed that her jacket–which had previously been unzipped–was zipped up.
Officers confronted her, but she turned away and tried to go into a treatment room.
When asked what she was hiding in her jacket, she replied, "Nothing." As Nixon turned away again,
officers said that they saw some gray fabric sticking out from beneath her jacket,
noting that the suspect had previously had on a gray t-shirt. Police said that they were certain
that Nixon was trying to hide and remove potential evidence. They arrested Nixon and further found
two black socks hidden in her purse. All of the recovered pieces contained grass and glass
fragments. Johnson was eventually convicted of vehicular homicide, failure to render aid,
and leaving the scene of a crash involving death. He was sentenced to 45 years in prison.
It is unknown what punishment Nixon received for her attempts to cover up his crimes.
Number 3: Habib Jackson
In October of 2020, 30 year old British man Habib Jackson from Bedfordshire was seen on CCTV
footage heading towards the home of his ex-girlfriend; mother of 2 Louise Rump. Jackson
had been wanting to rekindle their relationship ever since the two had broken up a year earlier,
something Louise had no desire to do. Jackson had somehow arranged for her to perform a pole dance
for him on that fatal night. Shortly before or quickly after the dance started the events took
a turn for the worse. Jackson strangled his ex-partner in a fit of anger that was later
identified by a judge as driven by jealousy, rage, and an element of frustration. After the killing,
he set her body ablaze in a deliberate attempt to destroy traces of his attack. He was later seen
discarding a bloodstained jumper and a cardboard box not far from the scene before driving off.
Shortly after the incident, Jackson went to his place of work in Houghton Regis where he concealed
clothing and one of Ms. Rump’s mobile phones in a bin. His attempts of concealing evidence
proved futile and Jackson was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 20 years served.
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Number 2: Nadia Verdoni
In March of 2014, 42-year-old Nadia Verdoni was caught red-handed while trying to cover up her
car with a tarp in Pompano Beach, Miami. A short time earlier, she had been traveling northbound
in her Ford SUV on North Federal Highway. She was trying to turn left onto NE 4th Street and turned
on a solid green traffic light into the path of southbound traffic. Benjamin Pirofsky, aged 30,
had been traveling in the opposite direction and was crossing the intersection on his own
solid green traffic light. Upon realizing Verdoni was about to cut him off he still tried to break,
but ended up hitting the back of Verdoni's car and was ejected from his bike. He was pronounced dead
at the scene. Verdoni, who was later found to be drunk, never broke stride and drove straight home,
where she tried covering her car up with a piece of tarp. While in the process of doing so,
police–who had been tipped off by a witness who followed her home–arrived at Verdoni’s home.
She was arrested at the scene and charged with DUI manslaughter, leaving the scene of a crash
with death, and tampering with evidence. In 2016, she was sentenced to 11 years behind bars.
Number 1: Nancy Ann Kissel The case of the Hong Kong Special Administrative
Region vs. Nancy Ann Kissel is widely regarded as one of the most high profile criminal cases
involving an expatriate in Hong Kong's history; if not the most. In 2003, Nancy Kissel was 28
when she killed her husband Robert, a 40-year-old investment banker. Kissel was convicted of murder
in 2005, but her conviction was overturned on appeal in 2010 before she was again found guilty
in a retrial in 2011 and sentenced to life in prison. In the months leading up to the murder,
Kissel had been having an affair with Michael Del Priore, the Kissel’s electrical repairman
who’d rewired their home in Vermont. The affair occurred during a return trip by Nancy from Tokyo
to Vermont. After the short-lived affair, the two remained in frequent touch
via telephone. Robert sniffed out the affair and hired New York private detective Frank
Shea to spy on his wife. Additionally, he secretly installed spyware on her computer.
According to Nancy, when Robert’s suspicions were confirmed, he claimed to have initiated
proceedings for divorce and for custody of their children. In response to alleged
physical abuse and the alleged threat of having her children taken away from her, Nancy laced a
strawberry milkshake with sedatives before having their 6-year-old daughter bring it out to Robert.
After the cocktail of sedatives had taken effect and after the children left the apartment,
she bludgeoned Robert to death. She then rolled up his body in a carpet and hid it in the storeroom
of their apartment complex. Kissel went on to buy new bedding, cleaned blood stains, and
ordered boxes from a moving company to pack up the evidence after she smashed her husband’s skull;
all in an attempt to hide evidence and cover up the murder. Before her conviction,
she stood to inherit her husband's estate, worth 18 million U.S. dollars, but because of her direct
involvement, she’s now spending the rest of her life behind bars in a Hong Kong prison instead.
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