Today, the perpetrator is set to be executed, while the death of the kidnapped woman, who called for help only to be met with 911's indifference, has become a costly lesson for all emergency dispatchers.

After buying a used motorbike that frequently broke down, Do Xuan Chien demanded a refund from the seller. When he didn't get it, he brought 10 liters of gasoline and set the house on fire.

Tran Nam Chung created the FTXF cryptocurrency to attract investors, then dumped a large volume of tokens, causing the asset to plummet in value and defraud investors.

Nguyen Gia Huy, 16, exploited his relatives' absence during the Tet holiday, using an iron cutter to force entry into their apartment, then breaking open a safe to steal 5,3 taels of gold.

Thieves broke into the groom's house on his wedding night, taking the wedding gift money box and several phones, with total losses exceeding 270 million VND.

Luong Van Thuan sped off when police stopped his motorbike for inspection. After a crash, he abandoned his wife and drugs on the road, then evaded capture for one year.

Hoang Dinh Dat received a sentence of 4 years and 6 months in prison for selling jewelry valued at nearly 140 million dong, which a friend entrusted to him while being admitted to the hospital for emergency care.

Despite having no knowledge of digital currency, after attending several seminars and receiving 'sweet advice' from Xintel ecosystem staff, Ms. Thu invested over 7 billion VND and lost everything.

Nguyen Tan Phat, 41, suspected his ex-wife had a new partner, leading to jealousy. He bought scissors and stabbed her multiple times, causing 75% injuries.

Angela Lipps, 50, was wrongfully jailed after facial recognition software identified her as the primary suspect in an organized bank fraud case.

Accused of charging double the regulated extra tuition fees and directing the creation of two accounting ledgers, Nguyen Thi Binh, 53, former principal of Ba Dinh Secondary School, will face trial 13 years after the incident.

Ma Van Vu apprehended more than 6 hours after storming into an aerobic gym and snatching a 30 million VND necklace from a woman exercising.

Stacy Sharples, 31, frequently used dating websites to meet men, then called the police to report being raped.

Ngo Duy Thang is accused of shooting his wife and another man from the same commune to death before fleeing on 15/3.

Advertised as "100% natural white vinegar", Nguyen Cong Khuong actually used acetic acid mixed with raw filtered water to create edible vinegar.

North Carolina law prohibits photographing and publicly displaying ballots to prevent vote buying, but Susan Hogarth chose to disregard the rule.

A middle-aged woman was summoned by police after posting negative comments related to election activities on her Facebook account.

Nguyen Duc Vinh brokered male prostitution via a private social media group, charging 1,5 to 5 million VND and offering a "hot scene" livestream service.

When An expressed concern that "bank robberies in Vietnam are hard to escape", Tai reassured him: "don't worry, a detailed plan is already in place".

Tran Quoc Dat, a 36-year-old employee at a snail restaurant, has been detained after reportedly assaulting a delivery driver with a plastic chair during an argument over parking on the sidewalk.

A 56-year-old woman transferred over 372 million dong to buy two taels of gold advertised on social media, only for the seller to cut off contact before the goods were received.