Books

Twenty-six books that reveal the twisted minds of killers.

The Lone Star State is home to some of the most notorious killers.

True crime author Fred Rosen recounts how a hatchet-wielding maniac nearly got away with murder.

The doctor claimed to have killed 63 people under the guise of helping them escape Nazi-occupied France.

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The couple that kills together, stays together.

This chilling ghost story will haunt you for days...

Known as the Ypsilanti Ripper, the Michigan murderer beat and strangled seven women between 1967 and 1969.

This small-town killing had a shocking twist.

From Edgar Allan Poe to Elizabeth Gaskell, this collection of stories will send shivers down your spine.

You'll want to add these haunting reads to your collection.

You’ll be sleeping with one eye open after reading this ...

Get ready to be terrified.

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.