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Euzebe Vidrine: Confessions of Louisiana's Forgotten Serial Killer
Decades before the FBI Behavioural Science Unit started profiling serial killers, before Ted Bundy’s chilling charm or Jeffrey Dahmer’s...
Murder, Scandal and Royals: The Curious Life of Marguerite Alibert, Princess Fahmy
It’s not often that a woman with a past as a Parisian courtesan finds herself rubbing shoulders with royalty, marrying into Egyptian...
"I Learned A New Sound That Day": The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
On a mild Saturday afternoon, March 25, 1911, as New Yorkers were finishing their workweek, tragedy ignited in the heart of Manhattan. In mere minutes, the bustling Triangle Shirtwaist Factory was engulfed in flames, forever imprinting its name in history as one of the deadliest industrial disasters in the United States. What began as a seemingly routine workday would end with unimaginable los, sparking major changes in labour laws and workplace safety that resonate even toda
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