Install
Latest in True Crime
Numb Were the Beadsman’s Fingers
Alan Bradley's Numb Were the Beadsman's Fingers is a thoughtful, bittersweet farewell to the beloved Flavia de Luce mystery series. Numb Were the Beadsman’s Fingers In addition to precociousness and brilliance, another of amateur sleuth Flavia de Luce’s defining qualities…
The real murder behind White Lady Lane
WALHALLA, N.D. — Whether you believe in ghosts or not, ghost stories, haunted houses and creepy legends often start with a nugget of truth. But over time, the fantasy can take hold. A century of telling and retelling can leave us wondering…
Story Beat: The missing woman
She writes plays, she writes stories, she writes novels. Many of us know her as Debby Johnston, but as her writer persona, Deborah Ann Percy has put her love for a good mystery into her newest novel, A Second Opinion…
All Manner of Evil: An Introduction to the Real H. H. Holmes, by Avree Kelly Clark
Born and bred in rural Gilmanton, New Hampshire, H.H. Holmes became one of the 19th-century’s most ruthless killers. He was a... Born and bred in rural Gilmanton, New Hampshire, H.H. Holmes became one of the 19th-century’s most ruthless killers. He was a…
Meet the author: Terry R Bacon | Crime Fiction Lover
Colorado-based thriller author Terry R Bacon has been many things. A soldier. An intelligence agent. A teacher. A business founder. But crime fiction has always been a part of his life and now he’s devoted to writing stories that not…
'Armchair Detectives' program digs up clues and conversation in Clarion
MEMBERS OF THE Armchair Detectives true crime group gather at the Clarion Free Library for their October meeting. CLARION – The third Thursday of each month is colloquially referred to as “Murder Night in the Basement” at the Clarion Free Library.
Seedy K’s Pigskin Palaver: Mystery Endings
I stream a lot of murder mysteries. For my taste, they are a bit more sophisticated. Generally speaking more cerebral, less gore. But, hey, everybody’s taste is different. If you prefer grizzly, have at it. All are full of MacGuffins.
Remembering Mark Pryor, beloved crime novelist and iconic Austinite
On October 8th, we lost Mark Pryor, a great craftsman of entertaining mysteries and thrillers, and an active and much loved member of the crime fiction community. He conceived unique heroes and anti-heroes with vivid settings. Not only was he a…
Nika Grace on finding remains in deserts and writing a serial killer novel
It is a truth universally acknowledged that if you hike across the desert, intently looking at the ground, you will eventually find a dead body. The year was 2010. My husband and I had gotten married, acquired a mortgage, a master’s…
True Crime
Investigations, cold cases, and courtroom dramas that actually happened.
- 3 Tracked terms
- Last 30 days Feed window
What this topic collects on
An article joins this feed when it matches these terms. Each one is also a search of its own.