Stars who use their fame to campaign for justice

Kim Kardashian and the stars who use their fame to campaign for justice.

Angels of death: The nurses who kill

We don’t like to think that the people that are put in place to care for us at our most vulnerable—the doctors, nurses and other medical professionals—are also the ones that could willingly commit murder

I am a Killer: Kenneth Foster

He was sitting 70 ft away in his car when the murder took place yet he still ended up on death row

The strange story of the first ever plane hijack

July 1948, a hapless gang hijacked a plane from Hong Kong to Macau with disastrous consequences....

Middlesbrough: crime profile

One of the foulest crimes that has ever defiled the annals of our local history'

History of the electric chair

The execution cannot merely be characterized as unsuccessful. It was so terrible that the words fail to convey the idea

Jeffrey Epstein: what we know

Billionaire financier, philanthropist, registered sex offender

Wrexham: crime profile

Damned by evil' - Wrexham's murderous past

Why are we still so obsessed by Charles Manson?

Criminal, cult leader, twisted counterculture figurehead, evil puppet master, potential CIA tool...Pop culture icon

Croydon: crime profile

From Tia Sharp to Sally Anne Bowman, Croydon has been the location of some high-profile murder cases

Katherine Kelly biography

Katherine Kelly biography

Portsmouth: crime profile

A serial sex killer, a Ripper connection and a famous miscarriage of justice

Mentally tortured and murdered in a gaslighting plot

Ben Field plied his lover with drugs to make him think he was going mad in a campaign of mental torture

Money, fame, power: how celebrities get away with sex abuse

When you’re a star, they let you do it. You can do anything.'

Nuneaton: Crime Profile

From killers high on crack to a faked kidnapping and bank robbery, this Warwickshire town has a dark history

The most dangerous cities to live in the UK

How safe do you feel living where you do?

Grimsby: crime profile

Blackout ripper: A killer in wartime London

Under the cover of the blackout, Gordon Cummings strangled & mutilated five women during the London Blitz

I Am a Killer: 2 Charles Armentrout III

I think it’s fair to say that I destroyed my family a long time ago when I shot my father

I am a killer 2: Brandon Hutchinson

I was just worried about staying alive'

I Am a Killer 2: Toby Williams

I would say that my life has been mostly valley low experiences...'

Mark Sam Arthur

I’m not saying it was right for me to take another person’s life. But sometimes it has to happen'

Pros & Cons of Capital Punishment

Do you believe in Capital Punishment?

I Am a Killer 2: Leo Little

I’ve reconciled with my god and now I’d like to reconcile with the people that I’ve hurt the most.'

I Am a Killer 2: Joseph Murphy

I was kind of happy to be sent to Death Row because I was treated better there than at home

I Am a Killer 2: Linda Couch

I probably would not have ended up in here had I just went ahead and divorced him

I AM A KILLER 2: David Barnett

'I think I wanted the world to feel my pain.'

I Am A Killer 2: Cavona Flenoy

It’s not right to take a person’s life. It’s wrong. If I could take it back, I would.'

I am a Killer 2: episodes

The origin of 'Stockholm Syndrome'

It's the irrational bond that a captive might feel towards their captor but what's it got to do with Sweden?

Murdertown S2: episodes

Murdertown 2 episode summary in full

I Am a Killer 2: Lindsay Haugen

Once you’ve killed someone, you can’t just go back to being normal'

Interview with Benjamin Fitton presenter of the Murdertown podcast

Crime + Investigation sat down with Ben to talk about Murdertown and to find out what's it like being the voice of not one but two highly successful true crime podcasts.

BTK: Bind, torture, kill (incriminate yourself)

Dennis Rader's guide to serial killing

Responsible children: When kids kill

Child killers and the criminal justice system

Murdered By My Husband

On Sunday 22 April, 2018, 28-year-old Hollie Kerrell disappeared from her home in Knucklas, mid-Wales. Concerned husband Chris Kerrell had sent texts to friends and family, but no one had seen or heard from her.