Richard Bevan on Crime+Investigation

John Haigh obtained his moniker because he believed that without evidence of human remains, there would be no crime to investigate

Almost 100 years on, this tale of lust and love between an older married woman and a teenage youth is one of the most bizarre crimes of passion ever

Peter utcliffe evaded arrest even after he had been interviewed nine times during what became the biggest police manhunt at the time

The couple spent six days travelling around together and indulging in a series of vicious crimes, including kidnap and murder

One of the most notorious gangs associated with racecourse betting was The Brummagem Boys, who operated in the 1910s to the 1930s

Cream’s murder footprint over more than a decade covered three countries, starting with his private medical practices in Canada and Chicago

Human rights activist Malcom X was assassinated in 1965, but speculation about the identity of his killers has persisted for decades.

Looking back at the two most shocking gun massacres in British history

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

Two killers who used the dark as cover for their crimes

The rare bond of two psyches stimulating and encouraging each other to rape and murder

The biggest unsolved serial murder case in British police history

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

The axe murderers of two teenage girls on the banks of the Thames by idyllic Teddington in 1953

The psychiatrist believed that Jeremy did kill his family but had suppressed the memory until it was no longer real

Suicide In Soho or a mystery murder?

Cooper’s heinous crimes between 1985 to 89 cast a menacing shadow across a small rural part of south-west Wales for a quarter of a century

The mother of forensic science whose dioramas of death revolutionised the art of detection

Peter Sutcliffe was eventually caught after a routine check of his car registration number.