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What is Munchausen-by-proxy syndrome?
Learn more about Munchausen-by-proxy syndrome and its most high-profile victim, Gypsy Rose Blanchard.
Spree, mass and serial killers: What's the difference?
A guide to understanding the differences between 'spree', 'mass' and 'serial' killers
Inside the mind of a serial killer: What was Ted Bundy’s IQ?
Ted Bundy is one of the most prolific serial killers in American history, but how smart was he? Read on to find out.
Is Home Alone’s Kevin a psychopath?
Kevin McCallister is a tiny child psychopath
How to avoid online scams
Always be on your guard and ready to ask yourself ‘am I potentially being scammed here?’ when something unusual happens on or offline…
The psychology of stalking and how offenders are rehabilitated
Renowned forensic psychiatrist Dr. Sohom Das explains how the psychological makeup of stalkers leads them to do what they do.
Top true crime books of the 21st century
True crime fans can find their fix in many different formats, but nothing is better than getting lost in a book.
Why do men harass women?
There are many shades of harassment and abuse men can inflict upon women, but at heart, psychologists say, abuse is about control.
What are the common mental disorders in prison? An expert explains...
Forensic Psychiatrist Dr Sohom Das shares stories and insights from his experience working at the crossroads of mental illness and offending
Starved of love: How 'attachment theory' may explain why some people become killers
In the context of violent crime and - specifically - serial killers, we know that ‘nature’ can play a role in their ‘creation’
Leopold and Loeb
In 1924, two Chicago rich kids killed for kicks, for the intellectual challenge posed by 'the perfect crime'.
Peter Manuel
Psychopath Peter Manuel is Scotland's most notorious serial killer, murdering at least eight people in Glasgow in the 1950s.
Mary Bell
Mary Bell was only 11-years-old when she killed 4-year-old Martin Brown and 3-year-old Brian Howe.
John Straffen
John Straffen became the UK's longest serving prisoner after he murdered three little girls in the 1950s.
Edmund Kemper: The Co-ed Killer
Any one of ten traits can indicate someone is a serial killer. Edmund Kemper has them all.
Ed Gein
Necrophiliac Ed Gein murdered at least two women and desecrated the graves of dozens more to feed his bizarre fetishes.
Aileen Wuornos
Her year-long killing spree left seven men dead.
Joanna Yeates
What role did a missing pizza, a grey sock and 293 tonnes of domestic rubbish play in a murder investigation?
Five Things You Didn't Know About Paula Zahn
Everything about Five Things You Didn't Know About Paula Zahn
Why every one you know is potentially a serial killer
There are a few people in your life whom you’ve probably suspected for having the makings of a serial killer...
Five areas of forensic investigation
Finger print evidence led to the first successful murder conviction
How soil science helps solve crimes
Tony Brown talks soil science & the Severs case
Q&A with Laura Richards
What is criminal behavioural analysis and what does it involve on a day-to-day basis?
Who is Britain’s worst killer?
Centre for Applied Criminology at Birmingham City University
My Disabled Daughter: Tortured and Murdered By Her Friends
My Disabled Daughter: Tortured and Murdered By Her Friends
Stanford Prison Experiment: What Was It?
Before The Jail: 60 Days In, there came the original experiment that saw average people incarcerated: the Stanford Prison Experiment, in 1973.
Emma Kenny
Everything about Emma Kenny
Interview with Emma Short
Interview with Dr Emma Short
Interview with Colin Sutton: 'The real manhunter'
Ex-Senior Investigating Officer for the Met Police Murder Squad who led the investigations to convict Levi Bellfield and the Nightstalker
My Day as A Crime Scene Investigator
Despite what you might think, it’s not every day that we at Crime & Investigation Network get to walk under tape marked “Crime Scene – Do Not Cross”
Dr David Holmes on the crimes of The Crossbow Cannibal and The Sketchbook Killer
Forensic Psychologist Dr Holmes shares his insight into the crimes committed by Neil Entwistle, Danilo Restivo, Michael Ross and John Sweeney.
Evil Twins
Twins fall into two basic categories
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What Drives a Child to Kill?
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Can Children be Born Innocent?
On 25 April 2011, in a small community in Nottinghamshire, Daniel Bartlam murdered a woman with a hammer.
The link between video games and Violent behaviour
Even by the standards of the usual carnage-filled games, Manhunt took things to extremes. Set in a world of snuff films, it actually gave players extra points for brutality.
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