Books

Writing about real crimes can carry real risks.

These true crime tales had us obsessed in 2017.

Though Robert Hansen admitted to murdering seventeen people, Beth van Zanten was not one of them.

In Ruth Rendell’s psychological thriller, the paths of three lost individuals converge with deadly results.

Ronald J. Dominique, dubbed the Bayou Strangler, went on a decade-long murder spree in rural Louisiana.

Most doctors are known for the lives they save. Sheppard is remembered for the life he was accused of ending.

These frightening reads will keep you up at night.

In the late 1970s, the "Vampire of Sacramento" brutally murdered six people in less than a month.

There's a world beyond "The Shining".

These darker tales intended for children are guaranteed to give you nightmares.

The suspicious death of Dennis Jurgens wasn’t properly investigated for 20 years.

Did Jack Barron kill his entire family to gain sympathy from others?

The author of "From Here to Eternity" discusses funerals, cremations, and other death rituals from around the world.

In this psychological thriller, a husband's disappearance begins a dangerous game of deception.

Attorney Larry McNabney had a great life…that is, until his wife decided to take it.

Murder, betrayal, and scandal create the perfect recipe for great television.

The cases that haunt us...

Trust no one.

Causing sleepless nights for decades.

The father-to-be shot his wife and then himself to make it look like a botched robbery-murder.