In 1986, Robert Chambers committed a terrible crime that became a lurid tabloid fixture and a cautionary tale of class, ...

Winters' Time' delves into one of Vermont's most famous murder trials, involving a severed head, the death penalty and a ...

It's not for everyone, but a surprisingly large number of Americans have consumed true crime content at some point.

Four Guilty Men and the Stories That Define Us,” by John J. Lennon, details what Robert Chambers — the “Preppy Killer” — allegedly admitted ...

If you’re a true crime fan, you know the thrill of getting inside a killer’s mind, or at least pretending to. Fiction can take you there safely, but the tension, mystery, and chills are very real. For ...

Nicole’s podcast, True Crime South Africa, is one of the most popular in the world, boasting more than 14 million downloads across platforms. She started her podcast back in 2019 and it’s fast proven ...

Lost L.A.’ host Nathan Masters moderated the panel discussing ethical storytelling and true crime cases in L.A.

This fall, Julie Berry’s 'If Looks Could Kill' blends myth, true crime, and suspense in a gripping YA thriller readers won’t ...

Steven Vogel is a longtime journalist who’s known for his book Reasonable Doubt, which shares his experience of covering a ...

More picks for Lone Star readers include Shea Serrano's "Expensive Basketball" and true-crime stories from the pages of Texas ...

Some books to look forward to this fall are about long COVID-induced insanity, true crime, and a mother speaking to her son ...

Tennessee Tales Two" recounts folk tales and true crime from the Hawkins County "hex murders" to the spooky Sensabaugh Tunnel ...