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    The Murder of Edward Hall and Eleanor Mills: New Jersey's Original "Crime of the Century"

    He was a prominent minister. She sang in the choir. Their deaths became a national sensation.

    September 13, 2022  By Joe Pompeo
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    Buying Guns For the IRA From Whitey Bulger

    "Jim Bulger was giving us crucial help, but he thought like a criminal not a patriot."

    September 13, 2022  By John Crawley
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    The State of the Crime Novel: A Roundtable Discussion with Crime Authors

    Nominees for the Anthony Awards weigh in on the most pressing issues in crime fiction.

    September 9, 2022  By Molly Odintz
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    The Rise of a Mafia Godmother

    When Pupetta Maresca was eighteen and pregnant, she avenged her husband's killing. That was only the beginning of her mafia journey.

    September 8, 2022  By Barbie Latza Nadeau
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    How a Conspiracy Theory Goes Viral

    A close look at how Seth Rich's murder got tangled up with Wikileaks, the Russians, and a scandal at the DNC.

    September 7, 2022  By Andy Kroll
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    Lisa Nikolidakis on True Crime and Trauma

    "When our world news is often so dark, why on earth do we seek out more?"

    September 7, 2022  By Lisa Nikolidakis
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    How Eliot Ness Wound Up Hunting a Serial Killer in Cleveland

    After Prohibition, law enforcement's boy wonder needed a second act. He found it in Cleveland with the Torso Killer.

    September 6, 2022  By Daniel Stashower
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    On the 1981 Wonderland Murders and the 2003 film that reconstructs its events

    Five people were killed in a Los Angeles suburb on July 1st, 1981. An unforgettable film told the story.

    August 19, 2022  By Sabina Stent
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    A Reading List of Psychopathic Women

    "The idea of another woman skating through life without any shame brings both admiration and a touch of jealousy."

    August 17, 2022  By Kathleen Hale
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    The Best Nonfiction Crime Books of 2022 (So Far)

    A queer history of a women's prison, a take-down of junk science, a reckoning with Southern history, and more...

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