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International crime expert David Swindle brings his gripping live show Murder: A Search for the Truth to Glasgow on Sunday, ...

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Netflix is no stranger to releasing a steady stream of crime thrillers, but it’s the ones rooted in real events that tend to ...

Hello, you. Ah. Such an innocent line made so creepy by the likes of “You.” There’s a ton of psychology behind what draws us to true crime and mysteries. In part, it’s like a game. One where, like in ...

This is a rare opportunity for true crime fans in Irvine to go behind the scenes of Britain’s most chilling murder investigations with international crime expert David Swindle – the man who exposed ...

This is a rare opportunity for true crime fans in Irvine to go behind the scenes of Britain’s most chilling murder ...