#Inktober 2025 Wrap-up And the Award goes to.... everyone who attempted and completed Inktober 2025. Huge congrats to everyone who made it through all 31 days! What was your favorite part of the challenge? https://t.co/ENZObcHNld #Inktober2025 #Inktoberprompts

#Inktober Day 31 #Award The Data Security Council of India (DSCI) Excellence Award sets a critical standard, challenging the entire industry to advance and improve forensic technology. Read more https://t.co/ENZObcIlaL #inktober2025 #inktoberprompts @inktober @escapemotions

#Inktober Day 30 #Vacant "A perfectly sound ship, yet utterly vacant, became the greatest maritime riddle." Read about The Mary Celeste, history’s most famous ghost ship https://t.co/8oZNQ2iV5L #inktober2025 #inktoberprompts #inktoberDay30 #rebelle @inktober @escapemotions

#Inktober Day 29 #Lesson "The greatest lesson from DNA profiling was a shift in perspective: its true power wasn't just in identifying criminals, but in exonerating the wrongly accused." Read the rest at https://t.co/ENZObcHNld #inktober2025 #inktoberprompts

#Inktober Day 28 #Skeletal "Skeletal remains can tell us a story of the human condition, even at its most horrific." In the TV Series Bones, Dr. Brennan's team confronts The Puppeteer (S11E13), their most disturbing adversary. Read about the case at https://t.co/ENZObcHNld

#Inktober Day 27 #Onion "It was the taste of betrayal, masked by the savory comfort of his favorite onion pie." The 1952 Onion Pie Murder deeply impacted the quaint village of Chiddingly, England & fundamentally shifted the stance on public executions https://t.co/ENZObcIlaL

#Inktober Week 4 is complete, and the Inktober journey is nearing its end! This experience has been a lot of fun, uncovering genuinely interesting stories to explore later. What intriguing discoveries will the final week bring? Missed a post? go to https://t.co/ENZObcIlaL

#Inktober Day 26 #Puzzling "The most puzzling crimes are those that leave behind too many clues, not too few." The Somerton Man remains a mystery even after 70+ years with an unknown death with untraceable poison, & a poetic clue leading to an unbreakable code. #inktober2025

#Inktober Day 25 #Inferno "As the inferno consumed the building, he watched not as a witness to the tragedy, but as the architect of the flames." Read about John Leonard Orr, the serial arsonist who investigated his own fires, at https://t.co/ENZObcHNld #Inktober2025

#Inktober Day 24 #Rowdy "Brother, you got to be on the rowdy side to get anything done in this world." "They Live" (1988), stars wrestling icon "Rowdy" Roddy Piper as Nada, a drifter who embodies the film's anti-establishment spirit. https://t.co/ENZObcHNld #inktober2025

#inktober Day 23 #Firefly "The silent killer of the swamp, the female Firefly understands this truth: survival is the ultimate seduction." In Delia Owens' novel, the protagonist uses the lethal survival tactic of the predatory female firefly. https://t.co/ENZObcHNld

#Inktober Day 22 #Button "Even the most meticulous criminal can't account for an unassuming, misplaced button." In Button Holed, Josie Giancola uses her expertise of buttons to identify the real culprit. Read the rest at: https://t.co/8oZNQ2jsVj #inktober2025 #inktoberprompts

#Inktober Day 21 #Blast "The blast from the collar bomb was a horrifying end to one of America's most bizarre crimes." On Aug 28, 2003, Brian Wells walked into a PNC Bank in Erie, PA, carrying a bizarre cane-shaped gun & a bomb locked around his neck. https://t.co/8oZNQ2iV5L

#Inktober Day 20 #Rivals “Rivals can push us to greatness or drive us to madness.” The intense rivalry between figure skaters Tonya Harding & Nancy Kerrigan culminated in one of the most shocking sports scandals ever. Read the rest at https://t.co/ENZObcIlaL #inktober2025

#Inktober Week 3 Wrap-up Time flies when you are having fun! This week, I focused on leveling up my rendering skills, pushing the textures in each piece, & refining my storytelling techniques. Moving on to the last 2 weeks! https://t.co/8oZNQ2iV5L #Inktober2025 #inktoberWeek3

#Inktober Day 19 #Arctic “In the Arctic, nothing ever truly disappears. It just waits, frozen, for the thaw.” Fortitude is a chilling psychological murder mystery set in a fictional Norwegian island town where no one commits crimes. Read the rest at https://t.co/ENZObcIlaL

#Inktober Day 18 #Deal “Every deal has its price, but what if the stakes were life and death?” This is the central question of Bad Blood, an innovative murder mystery card game set in the glitzy yet dangerous 1920s speakeasy scene. Read more the rest at https://t.co/ENZObcHNld

#Inktober Day 17 #Ornate "An ornate work of art, designed to signify life's highest station, became the cold instrument of its final moment." The assassination of Julius Caesar was defined by the weapon of choice: the pugio. Read the rest: https://t.co/ENZObcHNld #inktober2025

#Inktober Day 16 - #Blunder "The criminal genius, fueled by arrogance, sees only the broad stroke, missing the minute, fatal blunder that unravels the masterpiece." What was Henri Landru's blunder that lead to his downfall? Read here: https://t.co/ENZObcHNld #Inktober2025

#Inktober Day 14 #Trunk "Within the thick bark of the trunk, the deepest secrets of the wood lie locked." The enduring "Bella in the Wych Elm" mystery began in April 1943 when four boys found a woman's skeleton inside a hollow wych elm in Hagley Wood, Worcestershire, England.