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The Psychology of Parricide: When Children Kill Their Own Parents

Parricide is a rare act of homicide however, it is an act which causes horror when the lives of parents are taken, often brutally, by their own offspring.

Masking Evil: When Good Men And Women Turn Criminal

Masking Evil by Carol Anne Davis examines 37 killers, all were in good solid professions but revealed their hidden capacity for the darkest of crimes.

35 Best Crime Blogs & Websites

From true crime and wrongful convictions to criminal psychology and investigative reporting, here are 40 of the best crime blogs and websites on the internet today.

The Psychology of Serial Killer Groupies: Book Review

The reasons why a woman would wish to attach themselves so tightly to a man who has committed unthinkable acts is undeniably curious.

A Murder Over A Girl: The Shooting of Teenager Larry King

On 12th February 2008 at Green Junior High in Oxnard, California, 14-year-old Brandon McInerney shot and killed 15-year-old Larry King inside their computer class. A violent act carried out in front of 26 horrified classmates and their teacher.
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Watching Casey Anthony: Two Authors Document A Controversial Trial

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At 540 pages, this exhaustive investigation into the Casey Anthony case mirrors the sprawling nature of the trial itself, delving deep into every twist and turn of an investigation that captivated America and left more questions than answers.

Young Serial Killers: Breaking Down the Research

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Young serial killers remain one of criminology's darkest realities. New research strips away media myths and sensationalism, revealing the complex psychology behind juveniles who commit multiple murders.

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Jack The Ripper: A Freemason?

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One of the most famous alleged Masonic conspiracies surrounds one of the greatest unsolved murder mysteries of all time. Since he spilled his last drop of blood in 1891, it has been whispered that Jack the Ripper was a Freemason.

An Interview With Former FBI Profiler Mark Safarik on Violent Offending and Criminal Behavioral Analysis

Psychology of Murder
Renowned international expert in behavioral analysis Mark Safarik discusses his career in the FBI and his research into violent criminal behavior.

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