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Parents Who Kill: Murderous Mothers and Fatal Fathers

To take the life of your own child is beyond a criminal act. It is a violation of the trust a child has in the people they believe in the most; their parents.

Death Row Documentary ‘The Fear of 13’: Gripping, Captivating and Real

The first-hand story of one man’s journey through criminal justice, in an engaging true crime death row documentary as you have never seen before.

A Father’s Story by Lionel Dahmer: One Man’s Anguish at Confronting the Evil in His Son

A deeply personal book from Lionel Dahmer, the father of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, trying to understand his son's actions.

Media Coverage Of Mass Murders: Should A Shooter Be Named?

The repeated naming of shooters by the media in their extensive coverage of mass shootings risks doing more harm than good.

An Untrustworthy Face Can Push A Jury To Harsher Sentencing

In death penalty cases, how trustworthy a person looks may play a part in a jury’s decision to condemn them to death.
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Thomas Kwan: A GP’s Elaborate Plot to Poison for Inheritance

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Everything seemed routine. The nurse spoke with a slight Asian accent, checked O'Hara's blood pressure, and asked standard health questions. But this wasn't a legitimate medical visit. It was the beginning of a calculated murder plot.

Holly Newton: The Tragedy That Exposed Teen Relationship Abuse Laws

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Holly Newton's murder at age 15 by her ex-boyfriend in Hexham sparked her mother's campaign to change UK laws that don't recognize domestic abuse victims under 16.

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Juvenile Crime and The Age Of Criminal Responsibility

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Juvenile crime, gangs and anti-social behaviour by youngsters has been debated almost daily with the age of criminal responsibility being at the center.

Reasonable Doubt: The Hendricks Family Murders

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Steve Vogel gives an interview on his book Reasonable Doubt, a true crime classic digging deep into the case of a mother and three young children brutally murdered in their beds, and a father and husband accused of being their killer.

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