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An Innocent Man [Part I]: The Trial of Dr Jeffrey MacDonald – A Critique of the Case

In the first of a 3-part series, Australian true crime writer Stephen Karadjis discusses the case of Green Beret Captain Jeffrey MacDonald, who was given three consecutive life sentences in 1979 for the murder of his family, but is he guilty?

Extreme Overvalued Belief and Anders Breivik: How Beliefs Can Be Mistaken For Psychosis

Violent acts such as the mass shooting carried out by Norwegian Anders Breivik are not always the result of insanity, but of extreme overvalued belief.

The Psychopath Test: A Compelling Adventure Into The World Of Madness

Psychopaths are all around us so a famous psychologist says. Jon Ronson in this acclaimed book ‘The Psychopath Test’ uncovers the dark and seedy side of society, the one nobody knows exists.

Michelle Carter: Will guilty verdict in teen texting suicide case lead to new laws on end-of-life issues?

Found guilty of manslaughter Michelle Carter encouraged Conrad Roy III to commit suicide via text messages. What are the implications of her guilty verdict?

Our Lingering Fascination with True Crime

What is it about true crime that continues to captivate us? What does this interest say about us, and what does studying crime cases teach us about humanity?
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