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Mass Shootings Aren’t Growing More Common

Psychology Professor Christopher J. Ferguson clears up four common misconceptions about mass homicides and who commits them, based on the current state of research.

The Disappearance of the Beaumont Children: Murder or Misadventure?

There has only ever been one credible suspect, and this man, who came to the attention of police very late in life, is possibly Australia’s most prolific child killer.

The Question of Why: Did Ted Bundy have Dissociative Identity Disorder?

Some professionals have questioned whether this was the driving force behind the murderous behaviors of Ted Bundy.

The Anatomy of Denials

A good denial is direct, simple and succinct. A poor denial helps keep the allegation alive. Learn how to tell the difference from forensic linguist expert Joe Koenig.

The Lazarus Files, A Cold Case Investigation: Did LAPD Protect a Love-Sick Homicidal Cop?

In a packed true crime book, The Lazarus Files goes behind the scenes in the murder of Sherri Rasmussen, killed by LAPD cop Stephanie Lazarus, it was a shocking crime that went unsolved for decades.
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