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Letters from My Father<br> in Prison

Letters from My Father
in Prison

An Author Returns for the First Time to a Painful Record

By Tyler Wetherall | April 3, 2018

The Authors and Crimes<br> of Gilded Age New York

The Authors and Crimes
of Gilded Age New York

7 Novels That Tell the Story of NYC's Decadent Heyday

By Simon Baatz | March 27, 2018

The Birth of the Cuban-American Mob

The Birth of the Cuban-American Mob

How Cuban Revolutionaries, Cops, and Gamblers Built a Mafia

By T.J. English | March 22, 2018

A World of Cop Reporters

A World of Cop Reporters

From Chicago to Tijuana, Snapshots of Crime Scribe Culture

By Sebastian Rotella | March 16, 2018

Bathhouse Theft in Ancient Rome: Victims Seek Revenge

Bathhouse Theft in Ancient Rome: Victims Seek Revenge

Before Police Investigatations, Victims Found Justice in Curses

By Ruth Downie | March 15, 2018

The Internet’s Erzsébet Báthory Obsession

The Internet’s Erzsébet Báthory Obsession

Why Communities Stay Faithful to a 17th Century Female Serial Killer

By Tori Telfer | March 14, 2018

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America’s First Opioid Epidemic

By Lawrence Goldstone | March 13, 2018

Face to Face with the Colombian Paras

By Maria McFarland Sanchez-Moreno | March 12, 2018

When Your 60-Year-Old Family Mystery Shows Up on Netflix

By Paul Vidich | February 20, 2018

The Suburban Serial Killer Next Door

The Suburban Serial Killer Next Door

On the Dark, Imagined Secrets of Pittsburgh

By Rebecca Drake | January 4, 2018

The Graduate Research Paper That Helped Me Solve a Century-Old Crime

The Graduate Research Paper That Helped Me Solve a Century-Old Crime

On Beth Klingensmith and "The 1910's Ax Murders"

By Rachel McCarthy James | October 25, 2017

The Perils of Parenting as <br>a True Crime Author

The Perils of Parenting as
a True Crime Author

How Do You Explain Murder to a Seven-Year-Old?

By Kate Winkler Dawson | October 11, 2017

Female Serial Killers Are More Common Than You Think

Female Serial Killers Are More Common Than You Think

Tori Telfer Wonders Why We Have Such a Hard Time Imagining Murderous Women

By Tori Telfer | October 10, 2017

When the Devil Comes to Town: Solving a Bloody, 100-Year-Old Murder

When the Devil Comes to Town: Solving a Bloody, 100-Year-Old Murder

The True Crime Story of The Man from the Train

By Bill James and Rachel McCarthy James | September 21, 2017

The Greatest Wine Forger in the World

The Greatest Wine Forger in the World

On Our Fascination with Scammers, Conmen, and Dupers of the Super-Rich

By Dwyer Murphy | August 30, 2017

At the Birth of Crime Photography, Mug Shots and Death Scenes

At the Birth of Crime Photography, Mug Shots and Death Scenes

From a New York Beat Cop to a Parisian Artist, Documenting the Victim

By Dwyer Murphy | August 28, 2017

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