BBC World
A WhatsApp group chat with 532 members moved hundreds of millions of euros for criminals and extremists using the ancient hawala system - proof that even in the digital age, old-school trust-based banking is still the go-to for shady dealings.
The Guardian
Belgium's drug czar reveals criminals are using Airbnb for stash houses, thanks to flexible bookings and free cancellation - because even drug lords appreciate a good refund policy.
The Guardian
Award-winning podcast Buried investigates a pile of dead animals outside a school, uncovering hare coursing, organised crime, and a car-bombed house.
The Guardian
Police nab a 20-year-old they say is behind Melbourne's hospitality arson wave, proving that even crime has gig economy apps now.
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