Steve Charnock on Crime+Investigation

Following complaints or investigations, more than 90 police officers and staff were found guilty of crimes in 2022

From Ted Bundy to Samuel Little, these are America's most prolific serial killers

Sometimes child abduction victims have to take matters into their own hands to escape their captors

‘Forced organ harvesting’ isn’t just a robust attitude towards organ donation. It’s not about mandating donation on death

These are the real housewives of the Sinaloa Cartel.

Here are five ways that violent folk have plotted to kill and some poor ol’ critters have got caught up in the murderous scheme... 

In the context of violent crime and - specifically - serial killers, we know that ‘nature’ can play a role in their ‘creation’

What seems most likely is that some folk are born with a genetic predisposition towards extreme violence

If you decide to go further afield, you may very well find yourself exposed to a level of risk from crime that you hadn’t anticipated.

Some of the most memorable and noteworthy examples of when British gangs declared war on each other…

With so little information routinely released by police in North Macedonia to the press, the level of detail was impressive. How did Vlado Taneski know so much about the murders…?

Few people on the planet have experienced the psychology of murder quite as intensely as Lt. Joe Kenda has

Let’s take a look at some of the largest criminal syndicates currently operating out there.

So, let’s forget - briefly - about the ganglands we know all about and take a little time out to explore some altogether more odd mobs…

The killers who targeted tourists in search of fun and adventure

From biker gangs and Albanian gangsters to a Mormon splinter group, these are some less-well-known American crime groups

To some twisted murderers, the act of killing is one they prefer to indulge in at home

Not all April Fools’ pranks are innocuous. Some tricks are so downright dangerous in their design that they’ve led to death

Many of the world’s most prolific serial killers are relative unknowns, despite racking up some truly horrifying kill counts | Image: Shutterstock

To be guilty of a crime, you don’t need to have actually committed it, just to have helped the thing take place.

Half drug-peddlers, half black magic cult, Los Narcosatánicos practised occult rituals in order to ‘bless’ their deals

Children and vulnerable people forced to sell drugs in rural town

Looking back at 1978, the year serial killer murders went off the charts

The idea that all serial killers stalk the street for their prey as fearsome lone wolves is something of a fallacy

On November 18th 1978, a total of 918 people died in Georgetown, Guyana

Two methods of control that dangerous cults often use that aren’t always thought about: drugs and music

Investigating three homegrown British cults

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

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

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

You'll be surprised how Britain compares...

The jobs you’re about to read about here were no piffling shoplifting trips or low yield house break-ins. We’re talking about tens of millions of pounds worth of diamonds, gold bars, bearer bonds and bags stuffed with used bank notes being stolen

Ted Kaczynski, 'The Una Bomber's' IQ was higher than Albert Einstein's

"At times I feel like I deserve forgiveness, that I'm redeemable..."

"I never meant for her to get hurt. I loved her."

"I'm a violent individual, that's just the way I am. That's what's been embedded in me since I was a kid.”