The FBI's Legendary Mindhunter Wonders, Did He Get It Right?
John Douglas knows from experience that the system can go awry.
By John Douglas and Mark Olshaker | December 23, 2021
The Best True Crime Books of 2021
By CrimeReads | December 10, 2021
To Investigate Serial Killers with the FBI, First She Had to Pass the Test
By Dr. Ann Wolbert Burgess and Steven Matthew Constantine | December 9, 2021
True Crime Is Changing
(And That's A Good Thing)
By Joseph Knox | December 8, 2021
The Ponzi of Paris: The Greatest, Wildest Confidence Artist in French History
Marthe Hanau was a savvy woman at the head of a financial empire. She wasn't going to be taken down without a fight.
By Dean Jobb | December 3, 2021
Inside the FBI's Unlikely Undercover Operation Infiltrating a Radical Militia in Kansas
Working with informants was never easy. In rural Kansas, there were special challenges.
By Dick Lehr | November 30, 2021
The Spy Who Never Was
British Cold War-era journalist John Peet defected to East Germany, later claiming to have been a Soviet sleeper agent. But was he?
By Jordan Todorov | November 24, 2021
