Crime Stories

Version of the previous post of the same title with reduced street lingo.

“Fucking worse than Pablo Escobar blowing up a passenger plane just to kill one person… FUCKING WORSE THAN EVERY SONG ON CALIFORNICATION!!!!!”

A The Adventures of Cocksockett Story
Calvin continues his journey of recovery from amnesia while dreaming. Yet more trouble appears to complicate his journey...

A dystopian look into a future of neural links, legalized murder, mass shootings, rampages, hand machines, telemarketing, cults, apathy; in this new world, the greatest war is the War Against Boredom.

The perpetrator, Stanley Wang, worked in the arts industry, primarily as a drag queen. Women dressed as various men would lip-sync and dance to entertain the audience. The incident occurred in Geylang in 1980. The women dressed as men were between 13 and 18 years old. Wang trained them using harsh methods, including physical abuse and physical punishment. If a performance failed, the women would suffer sexual abuse at his hands.

Selina teams up with Croc for a mutual heist they've been eyeing up. Only for her plans to control him to completely backfire.

A Story from The Town
After finishing a consulting job, Liri follows up with what should be a routine session—helping a husband navigate his wife’s sexual needs. But as the conversation unfolds, Liri uncovers an unsettling truth, forcing her to steady herself as professional boundaries blur and a personal search for justice begins. A story best experienced following The Practitioner - Chapter 16: Accepting What You Are.

A Story from The Town
Cross and Myers chase the echo of a decade-old case, their partnership defined by tension, fatigue, and a grudging respect. As new leads surface—drawing them through a fetish club, a prison, and the Bureau’s own labyrinthine bureaucracy—the agents confront the limits of authority and the consuming need for closure. A story best experienced following The Practitioner - Chapter 26: Ready to Stop Fighting.