Harry Roberts and Foxtrot One-One: The Shepherd’s Bush Massacre
Harry Roberts and Foxtrot One-One is recommended reading for an intrigued and curious true crime reader covering a UK case that will never be forgotten.
Tag: Historical Crime Books
Hunt for the 60s’ Ripper: An Interview with True Crime Author Robin Jarossi
A surprisingly little known serial killer operated in London in the 1960s, a killer responsible for slaying up to eight women nicknamed the 60s' Ripper.
The Tottenham Outrage and Walthamstow Tram Chase
The story of the Tottenham Outrage armed robbery and dramatic chase through London streets in 1909 is told in detail by author Geoff Barton.
Dark Valleys: Foul Deeds Among The South Wales Valleys 1845-2016
Gary Dobbs’ carefully researched, well-illustrated and enthralling text will appeal to anyone interested in the darker side of history.
Death At Wolf’s Nick: An Interview With Author Diane Janes On The Killing of Evelyn Foster
After almost 90 years the true story behind the harrowing death of Evelyn Foster in 1931, at Wolf's Nick in Northumberland is revealed by crime writer Diane Janes.
Jack The Ripper Was Three Killers: New Theory in Sherlock Holmes and the Autumn of Terror
The fascinating theory of author Randy Williams supported by three top criminologists that Jack the Ripper was actually three killers working together.
The Cases That Haunt Us By FBI Profiler John Douglas
From Jack the Ripper to JonBenet Ramsey, the FBI’s legendary Mindhunter sheds new light on the mysteries that won’t go away.
Jack The Ripper: The Works Of Francis Thompson
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 over.
The Yorkshire Witch: The Life & Trial of Mary Bateman
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 being stopped when her scheming ...
5 Eye-Opening True Crime Books By Ann Rule
The former Seattle policewoman who made her name through crime writing, Ann Rule was the ‘Queen of True Crime’ with many of her books becoming best-sellers.
Warnings Unheeded: Twin Tragedies at Fairchild Air Force Base
In the last week of June 1994, Fairchild Air Force base in Washington, DC found itself at the center of two devastating tragedies which took the lives of nine individuals ...
Cold Case Jury: William Wallace Move To Murder
In one of the most famous cold cases in British history, the murder of Julia Wallace in Liverpool in 1931 still has people pondering on who was her killer. If ...
