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The Assassination of Malcolm X: Unveiling the Truth Nearly 60 Years Later
A mortally wounded Malcolm X is stretchered from the Audubon Ballroom Malcolm X, a charismatic and influential figure in the civil rights...


Rodney Alcala's Appearance on 'The Dating Game' and the Haunting Contents of his Storage Locker.
In the macabre gallery of America’s most notorious serial killers, few stand out like Rodney Alcala, a man whose chilling double life as...


Steve Biko: The Unyielding Voice of Black Consciousness and the Fight Against Apartheid
Steve Biko’s name stands as a symbol of resistance against apartheid and the violent suppression of Black South Africans by the country’s...


Blood in the Yard: The Attica Prison Uprising and the Fight for Prison Reform
In 1971, the Attica Correctional Facility in New York became the centre of one of the bloodiest and most significant prison uprisings in American history.


Karl Denke: The Forgotten Cannibal Killer of Germany
Karl Denke is a name often overlooked in discussions of notorious serial killers, yet the horrors uncovered in his home shocked an entire...


Wyatt Earp: The Man Behind the Legend And His Later Years
Wyatt Earp, often mythologised as one of the most iconic figures of the American Wild West, was more complex than the gun-slinging lawman...


The Life and Death of George Lincoln Rockwell: America’s Führer of Neo-Nazism
On August 25, 1967, America was shaken by the assassination of one of its most radical and controversial figures, George Lincoln...


The Fatal Game: William S. Burroughs and the Tragic Death of Joan Vollmer
On a balmy night in 1951, a horrifying incident forever altered the trajectory of literary icon William S. Burroughs. His wife, Joan Vollmer, a deeply intelligent and troubled figure in her own right, was killed by a single gunshot wound to the head during what Burroughs described as a botched "William Tell" stunt.


Oscar "Zeta" Acosta Fierro: A Life on the Edge of Chaos
Oscar “Zeta” Acosta Fierro was a man of boundless contradictions—a radical lawyer, a literary provocateur, and a political activist. Born...


Children Behind Bars: Mugshots from Oxford Gaol in the 1870s
The faded black-and-white mugshots of children imprisoned in the 1870s at Oxford Gaol offer a haunting glimpse into a time when justice...


The Tragic Saga of the Witte Family: Murder, Manipulation, and the Dark Legacy of Hilma Marie Witte
The story of the Witte family, marked by manipulation, deceit, and murder, remains one of the most unsettling cases in American criminal...


The Survival of Mary Vincent: A Story of Strength, Resilience, and Justice
In September 1978, 15-year-old Mary Vincent’s life was forever changed in an attack so brutal that it captured the nation’s attention and...


Klaus Barbie: The Life And Crimes Of The Butcher of Lyon
Klaus Barbie, a prominent figure within the Nazi hierarchy, garnered almost as much attention as Adolf Eichmann. A German Nazi SS...


Fritz Haarmann: The Butcher of Hanover - The Gruesome Tale of a Serial Killer
Uncover the chilling tale of Fritz Haarmann, The Butcher of Hanover, a notorious serial killer whose reign of terror shocked Germany.


The Life and Legacy of Rose Dugdale: From Aristocracy to Revolutionary
Rose Dugdale’s life is one of the most intriguing tales of radical transformation, moving from a privileged upbringing to becoming a...


The Bergen-Belsen Trials: Holding the Perpetrators of Atrocities Accountable
After the atrocities of the Second World War and the Holocaust, the Allies faced the monumental task of bringing Nazi war criminals to...


Albert Pierrepoint: The Life and Legacy of Britain’s Most Prolific Executioner
Albert Pierrepoint executed over 400 people, from war criminals to Ruth Ellis. Discover the life, career, and conflicted legacy of Britain’s chief hangman.


The Daring Love Story of Nadine Vaujour: The French Woman Who Learned to Fly a Helicopter to Break Her Husband out of Prison
In 1986, Nadine Vaujour pulled off one of the most daring jailbreaks in France — flying a stolen helicopter over Paris to rescue her husband from prison. A love story, a crime story, and a legend in the skies.


Murder in the City: New York, 1910–1920 - Unveiling a Forgotten Crime Scene Photo Archive
In the early 20th century, New York City’s streets were rife with crime, corruption, and gangland killings. Hidden away for decades, a forgotten archive of NYPD crime scene photographs — rediscovered in the 1990s and published in Wilfried Kaute’s 2017 book Murder in the City — reveals haunting images of death, violence, and the dawn of modern forensic investigation.


Warren Jeffs: From Pulpit to Maximum Security Prison.
Warren Steed Jeffs is a highly controversial figure in the history of American religious movements, particularly within the world of...


The Life and Legacy of Michael X: From Black Power Icon to the Hangman's Noose
The story of Michael X, also known as Michael Abdul Malik or by his birth name, Michael de Freitas, is a complex and tragic narrative...


The Tragic Death of Peter Tosh: Unravelling the Mystery Behind His Murder
Peter Tosh, one of the most iconic and revolutionary figures in reggae music, was brutally murdered on the night of September 11, 1987....


The Menéndez Brothers: A Tragic Tale of Wealth, Abuse, and Murder
In the early 1990s, the Menendez brothers—Lyle and Erik—became household names after the brutal murders of their parents. The case...


The Assassination of Leon Trotsky: The Final Blow in Stalin's Vendetta
On the afternoon of August 20, 1940, Leon Trotsky, the intellectual force behind the Russian Revolution, tended to his rabbits within the...
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