True crime

The Beast of Harkstede: Serial KillerBetween 1971 and 2001, Willem van Eijk murdered at least five women across two distinct cycles of sexually motivated violence, and almost certainly killed many more whose deaths the Dutch justice system was never able to formally attribute to him.

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IRI-RESEARCHERS GUIDE To The Disappearance of James Riddle Hoffa.

The ocean does not care whether you believe in it.

The Velsk Chikatilo: Russian Serial KillerIn 1999, a man serving a prison sentence for multiple rapes was handed the keys to a municipal sewage truck and sent, unsupervised, into the town of Velsk in Russia's Arkhangelsk Oblast.

'"e;The Last Entry"e; is a rattling good salt-water yarn, told in the author's usual breezy, exhilarating style.

Wurdest du dein Leben gegen Geld eintauschen?

In 2001, Paul Everett was sentenced to death for the murder of Kelli Bailey.

Ian Robertson Hamilton was an unknown law student at Glasgow University until Christmas Eve 1950.

On cold courthouse steps, in dusty jail cells, and inside forgotten trial transcripts, America quietly reinvented its justice system—again and again—after tragedy forced its hand.

Una nina pide pan.

First, the fire burns you or your loved ones or your home-then, you find yourself "e;burned"e; again by the justice system.

First, the fire burns you or your loved ones or your home-then, you find yourself "e;burned"e; again by the justice system.

How well do you know your neighbors?

In the century between 1850 and 1950 Bradford witnessed extraordinary growth and changes.

How well do you know your neighbors?

Recounted for the first time and in detail, this is the unbelievable true story of the Edwardian confidence trickster who fooled the world - three times.

In 1991, eighteen-year-old Tony Egbuna Ford was sentenced to death for a murder he said he did not commit.

For much of Eastbourne's history it was a collection of small settlements on the Sussex coast.