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Get to know Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, the female author dominating a genre traditionally ruled by men.

On the night of New York City's infamous blackout, rioting and looting ensued ... and heads starting to roll. Literally.

To say we relish a good mystery is an understatement. With each episode, The Lineup Podcast unearths a strange case from around the world.

From Nazi nut-sos to commonplace quacks, these monsters of malpractice have but one diagnosis in mind: death.

The two nurses at Alpine Manor senior living facility fell hard for each other ... and then started killing off their patients one by one.

Crime novelist Peter Dickinson explores the dark side of science in this chilling tale set in a Caribbean paradise.

Some secrets – and bodies – should stay buried.

Glimpse a top New York justice’s sociopathic alter ego and the sordid affair he kept private in Linda Wolfe’s Double Life.

The case is officially closed in this dramatic end to the Big Easy murders, with one final twist still in store for Jim Sherl.

While true crime author Fred Rosen was investigating the murder of 18-year-old Jennifer Robinson, he couldn't believe the gruesome details he discovered.

To say we relish a good mystery is an understatement. With each episode, The Lineup Podcast unearths a strange case from around the world.

The dark and crooked truth about the murder case is revealed. But can a severely injured Jim Sherl survive the night to expose the killer?

In this legend-based horror novel, an NYC-based psychiatrist locks eyes with a red-haired beauty, not realizing he might have just sealed his fate.

These suspenseful, creepy reads combine a late 19th-century love of grisly murder and the paranormal.

In the unforgiving landscape of the American Southwest, one mysterious gold mine has lured numerous treasure hunters to their deaths.

Sherl confronts Ecks Chinsky's killer, and comes face-to-face with the sinister force that set the Big Easy murders into motion.

What would you do to keep your secret safe?

Sherl and Cajun Rob close in on the sinister force behind the killings, and discover their top suspect keeps some startling friends.

And it only took 70 years for a court to decide 14-year-old George Stinney Jr. didn't actually commit the murders he was electrocuted for.

A shocking development sends Sherl and Cajun Rob to the Seven Oaks nursing home, where a conversation with Cleveland's grandmother cracks the case wide open.