At 16 years old Sarah Johnson murdered both her parents in a shocking case of parricide in Idaho in 2003. Although she has always protested her innocence, she...
Author - Fiona Guy
Crime Traveller is authored, edited and navigated by Fiona Guy, a criminal psychology writer and researcher with a particular focus on the dark side of human nature. With both a BSc and an MSc, Fiona has studied psychology for over a decade and has spent a number of years working within scientific research and in the management of third sector substance misuse and mental health services.
Last month Australian news outlet NT News received an anonymous letter claiming to have information about where the body of Peter Falconio is buried.
A choice of domain name in 2005 has resulted in one website finding itself seen as a murder-for-hire site and in receipt of some sinister email requests.
Patterson sets out a compelling case for English poet Francis Thompson as the prime suspect for Jack the Ripper in this must-read for Ripperologists the world...
A new research study has found sleepy adolescents were more likely to be antisocial during adolescence and were 4.5 times more likely to commit crime by age 29.
Mary Bateman known as the ‘Yorkshire Witch’ used her charm and deviousness to fleece her unsuspecting victims out of their belongings and their money, only...
In 2010 Amy Bishop opened fire on her colleagues at a staff meeting at Alabama University, 14 years after killing her brother with a shotgun. What made this...
Facebook, it seems, is the go to social media platform to upload gruesome videos of murder being carried out. This Easter Sunday saw 37-year-old Steve Stephens...
