Dying to travel

People that lost their lives travelling

Here’s why you love True Crime as much as you do

It’s True Crime, but not as we know it.

Mute R. Kelly: should we still listen to his music?

Should we still listen to R. Kelly and to other artists accused of sex crimes?

The intrigue of The Black Dahlia murder

The retired LAPD officer who's convinced his father is the Black Dahlia killer

The Smiley Face Killer

Urban legend or a prolific serial killer who's claimed the lives of over 50 young men

Celebrity Twitter reacts to Surviving R.Kelly

What celebrities saying about Surviving R.Kelly?

5 serial killers that escaped justice

From Bible John to the Zodiac Killer, these 5 serial killers that escaped justice

Does Zac Efron's film, glamorise Ted Bundy?

Does Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and VileExtremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile cross a moral line?

Philip Glenister interview

Surviving R. Kelly: Kitti Jones - Interview with R. Kelly's ex-girlfriend

Interview with Kitti Jones who appears in Surviving R. Kelly in which she alleges her ex-boyfriend abused her

Why did Daniel Seggie kill his own Dad?

Daniel Seggie's motivation for killing his Dad, still remains a mystery but what can we learn from other cases of children killing their parents.

Death of a socialite: the Barbara Baekeland case

Barbara Baekeland's relationship with Tony was tainted by a toxic combination of possessiveness, mental illness and alleged incest between mother and son.

'Murder tourism' sites popular with true crime fans

Dark tourism sees people with an interest in the gloomier side of life visiting places associated with great violence, death or tragedy

When Missing Turns to Murder: episodes

When Missing Turns to Murder: episode summary

Britain’s most famous manhunts

John Heald went on the run after murdering B&B landlady Bei Carter. Here are 3 more notorious British manhunts.

Shallow Grave: episodes

Shallow Grave: episode synopsis

Michael Jackson: what we really know

A new documentary reveals shocking claims about the 'king of pop' but this wasn't the first time he has been accused of abuse

Surviving R. Kelly: episodes

Surviving R. Kelly episode guide

Vanished: Britain's five most famous missing persons cases

Five of the UK’s most infamous unsolved missing person cases

Helen's Law

Should killers be denied parole if they refuse to reveal the location of their victims?

Con artists and their victims of love

Numerous con artists use romance as a means to get closer to their victims by masquerading as someone to trust.

Sally Challen: A victim of coercive control

Why would a devoted wife kill her husband of 31 years.

Family Liaison Officers – what they really do

How does a Family Liason Officer support a family when their loved one goes missing?

Lorena Bobbitt: a case for castration?

Lorena Bobbit is infamous in pop culture lore; she is the woman who cut off her husband John’s penis but behind the punchline lurks a darker truth. 

What is 'coercive control'?

The insidious effects of coercive control

Was Gypsy Rose Blanchard a victim of abuse?

Looking at the long list of afflictions Gypsy Rose Blanchard was diagnosed with, it’s not a surprise that her own grandparents questioned if she’d make it to adulthood

The Axeman of New Orleans

New Orleans' Jazz loving serial axe murderer.

Jusie Smollett: what we know

The actor who cried wolf?

What is the Sex Offenders’ Register?

If Wesley Neailey's killer was on the sex offender's register, a tragic murder could have been avoided

3 twisted tales of criminal twins

Three highly unusual cases of what can happen when twins turn bad right here in Britain...

Is Reality TV Killing Its Contestants?

How do you prepare someone for the instant fame a reality stars receives once they re-join real life?

What do we learn from 'The Disappearance of Madeleine McCann?'

Does the Netflix series tell us anything we don't already know?

I Lived with a Killer: episodes

I Lived with a Killer: Episodes

How UK crime rates compare to other countries?

You'll be surprised how Britain compares...

Missing at sea: the people who faked their own deaths

Why is pretending to have drowned a popular method for ‘pseudocide’?

The Danielle Jones case

Schoolgirl Danielle Jones abruptly vanished one morning in June, 2001.