The Confession Killer Exposed (Penguin, 2025) documents Henry Lee Lucas' extensive manipulation of the American justice system in the 1980s. The book outlines how Lucas confessed to over 600 murders, which Texas Rangers and local police uncritically accepted.

Australian Murders: True Stories (Allen & Unwin, 2025) presents a series of the most shocking criminal cases from Australia, including cases that have shaped the country's legal history. The book gathers documentation on unsolved crimes and profiling of perpetrators from Sydney to Perth.

Dive into the story of Loyal To Familia and their brutality in Copenhagen. Explore the journey from feared gang to historic trial critically.

Explore 'Tingshusmorden' through 'Brottstycken,' the series that blends thrill and thorough research in Swedish crime history.

Strange Buildings (Pushkin Press, 2026) af den japanske forfatter Uketsu præsenterer elleve fiktive kriminalsager knyttet til bizarre bygningskonstruktioner. Værket, oversat af Jim Rion, følger succesen fra Strange Houses og Strange Pictures med fokus på arkitektoniske gåder.

Branded (Gads Forlag, 2026) follows local reporter Vera Bergström as she investigates a 28-year-old murder case from Storlien in northern Sweden. Sara Strömberg's crime novel depicts the murder of a father and two children, while the mother's disappearance still haunts the local community.

How to Get Away with Murder (Can't Handle The Crime And Scandal, 2025) documents Brian Walshe's murder of his wife in Massachusetts. The book and podcast outline how specific Google searches became the most damning evidence in the investigation.

The Mysterious Affair of Judith Potts (HQ, 2026) follows amateur detectives Judith Potts, Suzie, and Becks in Buckinghamshire, England. The book investigates fictional murders of Gary Wise and Tony Sexton, as well as historical accusations against Judith Potts.

Who's Watching Shorty? (Grand Central, 2026) documents Reshona Landfair's years of abuse and grooming under R&B star R. Kelly in Chicago from 1996. The book reveals how authorities and the music industry failed the then 14-year-old victim.

The Confession Killer Exposed (Penguin, 2025) documents Henry Lee Lucas' extensive manipulation of the American justice system in the 1980s. The book outlines how Lucas confessed to over 600 murders, which Texas Rangers and local police uncritically accepted.

Australian Murders: True Stories (Allen & Unwin, 2025) presents a series of the most shocking criminal cases from Australia, including cases that have shaped the country's legal history. The book gathers documentation on unsolved crimes and profiling of perpetrators from Sydney to Perth.

Dive into the story of Loyal To Familia and their brutality in Copenhagen. Explore the journey from feared gang to historic trial critically.

Explore 'Tingshusmorden' through 'Brottstycken,' the series that blends thrill and thorough research in Swedish crime history.

Strange Buildings (Pushkin Press, 2026) af den japanske forfatter Uketsu præsenterer elleve fiktive kriminalsager knyttet til bizarre bygningskonstruktioner. Værket, oversat af Jim Rion, følger succesen fra Strange Houses og Strange Pictures med fokus på arkitektoniske gåder.

Branded (Gads Forlag, 2026) follows local reporter Vera Bergström as she investigates a 28-year-old murder case from Storlien in northern Sweden. Sara Strömberg's crime novel depicts the murder of a father and two children, while the mother's disappearance still haunts the local community.

How to Get Away with Murder (Can't Handle The Crime And Scandal, 2025) documents Brian Walshe's murder of his wife in Massachusetts. The book and podcast outline how specific Google searches became the most damning evidence in the investigation.

The Mysterious Affair of Judith Potts (HQ, 2026) follows amateur detectives Judith Potts, Suzie, and Becks in Buckinghamshire, England. The book investigates fictional murders of Gary Wise and Tony Sexton, as well as historical accusations against Judith Potts.

Who's Watching Shorty? (Grand Central, 2026) documents Reshona Landfair's years of abuse and grooming under R&B star R. Kelly in Chicago from 1996. The book reveals how authorities and the music industry failed the then 14-year-old victim.

The Confession Killer Exposed (Penguin, 2025) documents Henry Lee Lucas' extensive manipulation of the American justice system in the 1980s. The book outlines how Lucas confessed to over 600 murders, which Texas Rangers and local police uncritically accepted.

Australian Murders: True Stories (Allen & Unwin, 2025) presents a series of the most shocking criminal cases from Australia, including cases that have shaped the country's legal history. The book gathers documentation on unsolved crimes and profiling of perpetrators from Sydney to Perth.

Dive into the story of Loyal To Familia and their brutality in Copenhagen. Explore the journey from feared gang to historic trial critically.

Explore 'Tingshusmorden' through 'Brottstycken,' the series that blends thrill and thorough research in Swedish crime history.

Strange Buildings (Pushkin Press, 2026) af den japanske forfatter Uketsu præsenterer elleve fiktive kriminalsager knyttet til bizarre bygningskonstruktioner. Værket, oversat af Jim Rion, følger succesen fra Strange Houses og Strange Pictures med fokus på arkitektoniske gåder.

Branded (Gads Forlag, 2026) follows local reporter Vera Bergström as she investigates a 28-year-old murder case from Storlien in northern Sweden. Sara Strömberg's crime novel depicts the murder of a father and two children, while the mother's disappearance still haunts the local community.

How to Get Away with Murder (Can't Handle The Crime And Scandal, 2025) documents Brian Walshe's murder of his wife in Massachusetts. The book and podcast outline how specific Google searches became the most damning evidence in the investigation.

The Mysterious Affair of Judith Potts (HQ, 2026) follows amateur detectives Judith Potts, Suzie, and Becks in Buckinghamshire, England. The book investigates fictional murders of Gary Wise and Tony Sexton, as well as historical accusations against Judith Potts.

Who's Watching Shorty? (Grand Central, 2026) documents Reshona Landfair's years of abuse and grooming under R&B star R. Kelly in Chicago from 1996. The book reveals how authorities and the music industry failed the then 14-year-old victim.

The Confession Killer Exposed (Penguin, 2025) documents Henry Lee Lucas' extensive manipulation of the American justice system in the 1980s. The book outlines how Lucas confessed to over 600 murders, which Texas Rangers and local police uncritically accepted.

Australian Murders: True Stories (Allen & Unwin, 2025) presents a series of the most shocking criminal cases from Australia, including cases that have shaped the country's legal history. The book gathers documentation on unsolved crimes and profiling of perpetrators from Sydney to Perth.

Dive into the story of Loyal To Familia and their brutality in Copenhagen. Explore the journey from feared gang to historic trial critically.

Explore 'Tingshusmorden' through 'Brottstycken,' the series that blends thrill and thorough research in Swedish crime history.

Strange Buildings (Pushkin Press, 2026) af den japanske forfatter Uketsu præsenterer elleve fiktive kriminalsager knyttet til bizarre bygningskonstruktioner. Værket, oversat af Jim Rion, følger succesen fra Strange Houses og Strange Pictures med fokus på arkitektoniske gåder.

Branded (Gads Forlag, 2026) follows local reporter Vera Bergström as she investigates a 28-year-old murder case from Storlien in northern Sweden. Sara Strömberg's crime novel depicts the murder of a father and two children, while the mother's disappearance still haunts the local community.

How to Get Away with Murder (Can't Handle The Crime And Scandal, 2025) documents Brian Walshe's murder of his wife in Massachusetts. The book and podcast outline how specific Google searches became the most damning evidence in the investigation.

The Mysterious Affair of Judith Potts (HQ, 2026) follows amateur detectives Judith Potts, Suzie, and Becks in Buckinghamshire, England. The book investigates fictional murders of Gary Wise and Tony Sexton, as well as historical accusations against Judith Potts.

Who's Watching Shorty? (Grand Central, 2026) documents Reshona Landfair's years of abuse and grooming under R&B star R. Kelly in Chicago from 1996. The book reveals how authorities and the music industry failed the then 14-year-old victim.