Crime Guy
I wanted to follow-up on the river post. This was a breakthrough moment for me. It was the first time I have ever visited a crime scene/area in person, and I am following it up tomorrow with my first ever Crime Guy-related interview with an expert.
Crime Guy
I was in Fulham last week to take photographs of key locations relating to the disappearance of Suzy Lamplugh in July 1986.
Sophie Toscan du Plantier
Time is a funny thing. It has a habit of marching on, for some reason. Time flies too. It marches sometimes and flies at others. Time. A conundrum.
Crime Guy
Most of us won't have alibis for anything important. Sometimes having a cast iron watertight alibi can make you a suspect, especially in crime novels. If you’re simply a normal person doing normal things, you’ll probably find yourself on your own for large parts of the
Crime Guy
Just before we cross the river to the Prince of Wales, one more thought
Crime Guy
Mary Carr might have started the gang, but Alice Diamond is the one we remember best. A real-life all-female crime syndicate that made shoplifting into a production line.
Crime Guy
Why has everyone accepted that an appointment at 37 Shorrolds Road was genuine, yet Mr Kipper was fake? What if the whole entry was fake?
Crime Guy
You can read this title in two ways: one way, and another
Crime Guy
A detailed look at the West Cork crime scene reveals some clues previously missed
Crime Guy
A refreshing standpoint on the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder by Geraldine Comiskey
Crime Guy
A closer look at the enigma that was Ian Kenneth Bailey, BCL, LLB, LLM (UCC)
Crime Guy
A look at the real events depicted in the new Steve McQueen film