True Crime Exposed

It is amazing to us that the outlaws of the day had a very good handle on how to gain sympathisers, and what that meant for them. It meant that the people would close in behind them making it harder for authorities to capture them.

Lizzie was quickly singled out by the police for killing her parents, while many bloggers mention men at the door, we have the transcripts and police statements that show this wasn't a consideration. Tonight we look at the maids testimony.

It didn't take the police long to determine the killer they sought in the murder of the Borden's was lizzie. The evidence seemed strong so why was she released? Many blogs express opinions but Drita & Dorothy bring you the police investigation witness statements.

Drita & Dorothy have gone through the crime (part 1), then explored the police line up of suspects (part 2) and now we share who we think was the most likely killer of Elizabeth Short. We are very excited to share this with you!!

The brutal killing of Elizabeth Short has never been solved, is that because the police were incompetent or because the suspects were mostly powerful and well connected individuals in Las Angeles? this was a brutal crime and as such deserved the full attention of the police.

An Awful crime, a number of suspects and a police investigation that led nowhere. Is it possible that the police didn't care enough due to her reputation? Or was the killer so clever that he didn't get caught. We explore this mystery and follow a trail that will take you into the mind of a killer.

how did this peer begin their life of crime? with a downtrodden and unable to make a life in any other way, or were they simply mercenaries who enjoyed fame and fortune?

what would drive a young woman to murder not just not just once but many times.

This was a fated couple, their relationship led to the deaths of a number of people while putting enormous pressure on the boiler pot of the depression in the early 30s.

This brutal crime highlighted the violent lengths mob bosses were prepared to go to, simply to have ownership of a particular type of business.

With angst, fame and drugs in play did Sid Viscious Murder his Girflriend Nancy Spungen?

With so many potential suspects perhaps the police didn't try too hard to find the killer of a celebrity Mob Boss, or perhaps the reasons for the murder of Benjamin 'Bugsy' Siegel was so complicated that untangling the mess was just too hard.

Terrorizing L.A. for just a few intense months these two killers thought they would get away with their crimes. How did they get caught?

Kidnappings are violent and can become fatal, when children are involved it is all the more horrifc for both the families and the public.

What kind of parents let their kids think that one of them is dead,,,?

The final in this mini series brings to light new information and a follow up on Thomas and current info on what he is about today.

When Jeanette and Harvey Crewe go missing it is the beginning of a 50 year saga that is as unbelievable as it is twisty. The only certain thing about this crime, is that witnesses lied, suspects lied, and the police lied. Help us decrypt this intrigueing New Zealand true crime

When Jeanette and Harvey Crewe go missing it is the beginning of a 50 year saga that is as unbelievable as it is twisty. The only certain thing about this crime, is that witnesses lied, suspects lied, and the police lied. Help us decrypt this intrigueing New Zealand true crime.

When Jeanette and Harvey Crewe go missing it is the beginning of a 50 year saga that is as unbelievable as it is twisty. The only certain thing about this crime, is that witnesses lied, suspects lied, and the police lied. Help us decrypt this intrigueing New Zealand true crime.

A career criminal, Panzram was an unstoppable machine who enjoyed inflicting pain on everyone who was unfortunate enough to cross his path. His erratic and unpredictable way of selecting victims made his crimes harder to trace, as Panzram had no real Modus Operandi in selecting his victims or in how he murdered them.

When it comes to the most terrifying figures of true crime fame, there's a handful of nasties that immediately come to mind. Charles Manson. Ted Bundy. John Wayne Gacy. Their crimes — and their lives — are the stuff of widespread fascination, because there's something in all of us that just wants to know how someone could do these horrible things. And then, there's Ed Gein

The Co-Ed killer Edmund Kemper, Kemper was a cunning serial killer who raped corpses, mutilated dead bodies, and buried his victims’ heads in his backyard. His high IQ of 145 only made him more dangerous — as he used his intelligence to slip away from his crime scenes undetected.

A monster of a man who killed with malice and a changing demographic. He bludgeoned and mutilated his victims killing 13 victims over 17 years. Like many serial killers he started out with arson, but unlike many he was a bully from a young age probably due to his size and the availability of victims. WARNING: Some content may disturb.

David Berkowitz was a frightening person in New York because he was random meaning that anyone could die any time. While no murder or serial killers are acceptable, the randomness of some killers is like a virus, we get scared because it could happen to anyone regardless of the life they live. You only need to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.

David Berkowitz was a frightening person in New York because he was random meaning that anyone could die any time. While no murder or serial killers are acceptable, the randomness of some killers is like a virus, we get scared because it could happen to anyone regardless of the life they live. You only need to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.