In case you missed it, HBO is premiering Love & Death—a true crime story of Candy Montgomery who was acquitted of murder more than 40 years ago.

In case you missed it, HBO is premiering Love & Death—a true crime story of Candy Montgomery who was acquitted of murder more than 40 years ago.
by Marga Luna
Serial killers get legions of fans that send them love letters and money. What is it about these criminals that draws people to them?
by Lhoyd Ragay
The “Lululemon murder” of 2011 involved a woman killing a coworker over no more than a pair of leggings.
On February 24, 2023, fashion model Abby Choi was found dismembered in an apartment rented by her former parents-in-law in Hong Kong.
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The renowned Mona Lisa was a nobody – until Vincenzo Peruggia decided to steal her.
Kelly Cochran killed the man that she was having an affair with as well as her husband, earning her the nickname the Devil Woman of Michigan.
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In 2011, murderer Stephen McDaniel strangled Lauren Giddings to death and then gave a TV news interview where he posed as a distraught neighbor.
Named “the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history” by the FBI, Samuel Little is believed to have murderer 93 people, most of them women.
These Criminal Minds episodes were based on real (and disturbing) cases.
by Marga Luna
Can the crimes of the world’s serial killers be traced to a single “serial killer gene”?
Paul Bernardo and his wife Karla Homolka, who seemed like a perfectly normal couple, were responsible for the rape of over 15 girls and the murder of at least 4.