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The Criminal Face of Facebook: When Murder Goes Viral

Facebook has a dark side. A side where it is used to share details of crimes, impersonate someone else for sinister intentions, stalk a victim, bully a victim and in some cases murder a victim.

Andrea Yates: A Tragedy Born From Postpartum Mental Illness

On 20th June 2001 in Houston, Texas, Andrea Yates drowned her five children one after the other in the bathtub of her family home. Four sons, John (5), Luke (2), Paul (3) and Noah (7), and one daughter Mary, just 6 months old.

How Jennifer Pan Planned Her Parents’ Murder from Within

The Canadian case of Jennifer Pan in 2010 features some unique characteristics within the dark world of parricide; when a child kills their own parents.

The Moral Judgement On Woman Who Kill Their Babies

Neonaticide, the killing of a child within its first 24 hours of life, is widely believed a female-only crime and one a woman is judged very harshly for.

The Risk Of Criminal Victimisation In Mental Health Outpatients

Research from the Netherlands studied the self-reports of victims who had experienced abuse and criminal victimisation because of their mental illness.
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