whats the worst crime you have ever comitted? For real and have a record.?
457269
Well, this isn't me, but my older cousin (only 16 at the time) now has a record because of the following:\nOne night (or early morning rather, it was about 3:00AM) he was bored so he snuck out of bed and wandered around hi neighborhood, then went over to his friends apartment building and threw rocks and small stones at his friend's bedroom window, trying to get him up. He didn't wake, so my cousin set a bag on fire, thinking that would work (I don't understand his reasoning either). Some neighbors had been watching and at this point called the cops, so when his friend finallly woke up, my cousin stuck his head in the window, then turned and left when immediatly hearing the sirens, he shouted "Sh*t the cops!" Then ran, headed for a swampy area hidden by trees. There, he hid for nearly half an hour, then when he finally came out, he saw about ten cop cars, all waiting for his sixteen year old self. So they frisked him, informed of his rights, handcuffed him and took him to the police station where he realized they were trying him for:\n1. Breaking and Entering\n2. Disturbing the Peace\n3. Arson\n4. Evasion of the Police (I think that's what it's called when you run from the police)\nWell, surprisingly enough all he got was jail for the rest of the night, though it's still on his record.
939286
It really depends on the severity of the case, your criminal history, and what state or locale you are in.
562412
heart attack, death at worst, years in prison and being somebody's "girlfriend" at best.\n\nnot worth it.
834350
You only have a criminal record if you have been caught and found guilty. Nothing to do with your personal morals or ethics. \nIf you think you have just been lucky, then stay silent.\nLots of people break laws every day, depending on their logic or the situation. It doesn't make them bad, and they soon forget about it.\nThere are many psychopaths out there who get away with murder and other horrible crimes, then feel a need to confess. That's a different matter.\nI doubt you are one of those! \nDon't worry about it on here, if you a mass murderer, we'll all be accomplices. If you just took a few quid when no-one was looking, you seem sorry enough. Don't beat yourself up about it, but try to ease your conscience by doing something nice for the person you stole from.\nI don't know your circumstances, and those were just two extreme examples. \nOnly you can live with yourself, so answer your own question spontaneously and see what answer you get!
528407
I spent three days in a county jail with a 6 foot tall very angry woman who had just shot her husband in the face.  ummm.. yeah, can somebody please call my daddy???....  the worst part about it was that mine was such a petty crime. horticulturist should never be jailed, i was doing my part to produce more oxygen and eliminate global warming ;O)
1108413
Depends on what country you are in and the actual nature of the crime!
1154973
when i was homeless after being robbed in a different state than my home. being adopted it would cost 40$ to get my birth certificate which i couldnt get because i couldnt get id without it and get a legal job. everytime i turned around people were trying to get me to be a hooker it was horrible. and being robbed when your homeless and broke escelates to worse things if you get my drift
217975
for me the worst Guinness world record I've ever read was putting most number of clips to your FACE!!come on!what stupid things people come up with these days.....
293037
any misdemeanor and felony convictions you have had
999433
The craziest thing I have ever done is flash a policeman\nIt was REALLY crazy because I didn't get arrested..I think he liked it LOL
54983
Ok, you know you did the crime so why not just turn yourself in and do the time?  Get it over with.  You can run as far away as you want but this will live w/ you forever.  Crime doesnt pay at all.\n\nBtw, its people like you with the dui that my sister is dead today.
1187157
man dude. your like a broken record.
568721
The worst thing that ever happened to me, was when they killed my 23 yr. old grandson in nuevo Laredo MX. two yrs. ago stabbing him 85  times, not caring that he was a loveable son, brother, grandson, nephew. And that he was a college student majoring in Engineering. The once that took his life away from him, were the scum of the earth, and I pray every night to God to do justice for him. And to give me solace, to accept his death, and to keep on with my life, because some day we all will be together with him. God willing.
77472
I would think anything is possible. Wouldn't it be in your case file? Have you had the record expunged? If not, you should be able to get it from the courts. BTW...just wondering, did you like that pic or something? I'm not picking on you, it just seems weird that someone would want to have their mugshot!
727003
Humm... are you the burglar?  Did they finally catch up with you?  I doubt if the commission of a crime has ANY statute of limitations and even if they find you 20 years later you are still hooked.  A number of criminal cases have been solved decades after they were committed and the perpetrator got hauled off to jail.  The BTK killer was one recent example.
1055380
It will haunt her for the rest of her life. Magical world of computers. I got arrested for a hot check in 1992, and still have trouble with background checks.
710552
Why do you incarcerate yourself?  Is your crime so grave?\nCrime was done because you were only frightened and you had alreay recompense your infraction of the law