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For children the lines between fiction and reality can often be blurred, as demonstrated in the recent Slenderman stabbing case.

Research into the Columbine Effect has highlighted a contagious nature to mass school shootings with many shooters citing the Columbine High School shooting as their inspiration.

The unsolved Bible John murders of Glasgow have haunted Scotland for four decades with convicted serial killer Peter Tobin being top of the suspect list.

Exploring familicide cases and the psychological research behind such acts, the possible trigger factors and the profile of a family annihilator.

The 1962 Alcatraz escape saw three inmates break out of the prison, but did they make it out alive? New scientific data suggests they might have done.

The Stephen Lawrence case exposed racism not only on the streets but inside police ranks resulting in the McPherson Report and widespread change.

In 1919 Bella Wright was mysteriously found dead in a country lane with the only lead in the case being a green bicycle rode by the suspected killer.

Understanding the development and use of the psychological criminal profile in helping to solve crimes and catch criminals.

Child criminals raise difficult questions for society and the juvenile justice system. The murder of James Bulger in 1993 being a case example.

In a rare case of a female killer, Joanna Dennehy stabbed three men to death within days of each other looking to match the nine kills of Bonnie & Clyde.

We rely on our criminal system to convict the guilty and free the innocent. Failure and wrongful imprisonment can rock our faith in justice.

In 1994, Christopher Scarver beat Jeffrey Dahmer to death with a metal bar in prison, ending the life of one of the most notorious serial killers in history.