#true-crime

#true-crime

The Tylenol murders of 1982 demonstrated the vulnerability of consumers to product tampering, leading to changes in packaging and safety regulations across the pharmaceutical industry.

"I've been collecting animal deaths," he told Jubelin. "Deaths from dogs, snakes, sharks, roosters, mackerel." You read that right. Mackerel.

Rogers, 62, who killed Tina Marie Cribbs in 1995 after meeting her at a bar, also thanked his wife for visiting him earlier in the day.

The exploration of the Fred & Rose West case evokes a stronger sense of complicity among viewers, as we confront the exploitative nature of true crime.

Babudar, 30, admitted to 11 robberies in 2022 and 2023 across seven states from California to Tennessee, leading to a combined prison sentence of 49.5 years.

In the weeks before his alleged attack, Bryan Kohberger searched for dozens of photos of female students in swimsuits, including friends of the victims.

The investigation into the chilling murders of Clodagh Hawe and her three sons was marked by glaring oversight, ultimately leading to two police officers facing disciplinary actions for their lapses.

Ashley Flowers believes that stories should reflect the reality of life, which often lacks neat resolutions, an approach she applies both in her novels and her podcast.

"The Playboy Murders" is hosted by Holly Madison, a former Playboy playmate and ex-girlfriend of founder/editor-in-chief Hugh Hefner. Ahead of the season premiere, Madison spoke with The Post, calling Hefner a 'master manipulator' and compared the Playboy mansion to a cult, likening it to Scientology.

Vincent Johnson, a homeless man and drug abuser, confessed to killing five women, all linked to sex work, in Brooklyn between 1999 and 2000 as investigated by the Brooklyn North Homicide Task Force.

"The Four Seasons is full of properly funny lines, rooted in properly middle-aged experience. It captures the warm, weary affection for life and each other..."

Robbins emphasized how the various accounts she encountered created a confusing narrative, compelling her to present Good American Family from multiple perspectives to uncover the truth.

As this macabre fandom kept their long vigil - eating takeout and grabbing naps on the pavement - the name Brian Thompson was never spoken, two frequent denizens of the line told Business Insider on Friday.

The reality is our work has just begun. Knowing the identities of the mom and the little baby is just a first step to help us get to solving these murders.

The job was outsourced by another agency... The client suspected her husband was having an affair with a coworker...