The Joseph Christopher case is explored by author Catherine Pelonero illustrating serial murder encased in mental illness and the complex issue of justice.
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.
Renowned international expert in behavioral analysis Mark Safarik discusses his career in the FBI and his research into violent criminal behavior.
A fascinating interview with Dr. Katherine Ramsland, author of 59 books, on her work as a Forensic Psychologist, her research and her writing.
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.
Take a look inside re-investigating and solving cold cases through the eyes of seasoned and passionate detective Kenneth Mains.
The fascinating theory of author Randy Williams supported by three top criminologists that Jack the Ripper was actually three killers working together.
Serial killers are an unique kind of individual. Their behaviour has fascinated psychologists, criminologists, journalists and the general public for years. To that end there is a never-ending stream...
Richard O'Jones from True Crime Historian interviews author Brian Forschner in a podcast discussing his book Cold Serial: The Jack the Strangler Murders.
