Medical examiners faced an unprecedented challenge when sixteen-year-old Suzanne Capper arrived at Manchester's Withington Hospital in December 1992. Their forensic examination revealed torture methods so severe that the case would redefine British understanding of criminal brutality. Suzanne's story stands among...

Blood stained the walls of 92 Second Street on August 4, 1892, marking Fall River, Massachusetts, as the site of one of America's most perplexing murder cases. Andrew Borden lay dead on his living room couch, his skull shattered...

Mobile phone messages solved the haunting murder case of 15-year-old Danielle Jones in 2001. These digital traces, still unfamiliar to many at the time, became the cornerstone of evidence that would unravel one of Essex's most disturbing crimes. Stuart Campbell's...

During the 1990s, Vancouver's Downtown Eastside became synonymous with tragedy as dozens of women disappeared without a trace. For years, families and advocacy groups demanded answers, but systemic failures and societal biases delayed justice. The trail of these disappearances...

Poisoning emerged as the perfect murder weapon during the early 1900s. Murderers often walked free while innocent people faced wrongful convictions because toxic substances in human tissue couldn't be detected reliably. Alexander Gettler revolutionized this scenario. He became America's first...