Weegee once claimed he'd photographed close to 5,000 murders. Whether that number was exactly true or classic tabloid self-promotion is hard to say, especially since he stamped his own prints "Credit Photo by Weegee the Famous." Either way, it wasn't far off. For a good stretch of the 1930s and 40s, if someone in New York City got shot, stabbed or thrown off a fire escape, there was a decent chance Arthur Fellig got to the scene before the ambulance did. He wasn't psychic, ev

Sean Flynn walked away from Hollywood, became a decorated war photographer in Vietnam, and disappeared in Cambodia on 6 April 1970. His body was never found. The Clash wrote a song about him. This is his story.

The story of Adolfo Constanzo is one that blurs the lines between crime, mysticism, and terror, culminating in one of the most grotesque...