Tag: Historical Crime Books

Poison is not gender-specific. Poison can simply be the preferred means of murder for clever criminals.

In captivating detail this book examines the brutal murder of Patricia Burton Lonergan in 1943 and the criminal trials of her estranged husband Wayne Lonergan.

In 1974, Jack Teich was kidnapped at gunpoint outside his home in Long Island by a man calling himself ‘The Keeper’.

Dylan Howard has kindly answered my questions about his true crime book series and upcoming sequel transforming what we think we know about the Epstein scandal.

Diana: Case Closed and Aaron Hernandez's Killing Fields are the first two true crime books to be released under a new multi-book agreement with investigative journalist Dylan Howard.

Authors Edith Brady-Lunny and Steve Vogel give an interview about their book, The Unforgiven, which reveals the complex story and aftermath of the Amanda Hamm case.

Notorious San Francisco is a fast-paced collection of largely untold true crime tales uncovering the dark secrets of San Francisco’s past. Written by true crime history expert and Director of ...

In 1859, Daniel Sickles shot and killed a US attorney right in front of the White House. Star Spangled Scandal for the first time tells the full story of this ...

The 1959 Clutter family murders in Kansas made famous by Truman Capote’s In Cold Blood is revisited as new materials are unearthed revealing a different story to what we thought ...

Criminal Children is a well-researched book which highlights how the concept of juvenile delinquency came about in Victorian Britain and the shift in societal attitudes to children who committed crime.

Getting The Truth: I Am D.B. Cooper is a captivating read that will appeal to those seeking answers to the D.B. Cooper case and those interested in the science of ...

The intriguing case of French serial killer Henri Désiré Landru and how police misinterpreted a crucial piece of evidence allowing the secrets it contained to remain untold.