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The Minds of Madness Announces the Release of an Investigative Four-Part Podcast Series: 'Who Killed Jennifer?'

Almost 40 years later, The Minds of Madness looks into a cold case to find answers for the victim's son.

The Disturbed: True Horror Stories podcast Joins Evergreen's Killer Podcast Network: A Sinister Addition to True Crime Excellence

Post Hill Press is publishing his new true crime book, Killers Amidst Killers: Hunting Serial Killers Operating Under the Cloak of the Opioid Epidemic.

Two sisters join Ideastream producer to investigate unsolved murders of their siblings, and explore ever-evolving legality of DNA as a tool for solving cold cases.

'Fruitloops' shakes up the true crime narrative by focusing on crimes committed by and against people of color, stories that the mainstream media commonly leave out.

In the new series, Costello revisits the brutal attack of Phyllis Cottle, a woman savagely assaulted on her way to work in Akron, Ohio, in March of 1984.

Evergreen's KillerPodcasts Rolls Out New To-Die-For Series

That's Just... Killer.

Crime Capsule brings crime writing to life.

The Company Hopes These Posters Will Solve and Bring Awareness to Unsolved and Cold Cases That Lack Media Attention

Inkblot Narratives announced today its "WHO KILLED THE LYON SISTERS?" streaming on Discovery+ has been named Best Documentary in Television (Executive Producers: Aaron Bowden, Erik Becker, David Keane and Conor Morris) and Best Editing in Television (Editors: Erik Becker and Scott Adderton) in the 42nd Annual Telly Awards. "WHO KILLED THE LYON SISTERS?" was also awarded Silver Telly Awards for Cinematography in Television (Director of Photography: Ryan Doris) and True Crime.

Boston-based Ivy League Murders is first podcast to interview fugitive killer's daughter

Augmented Reality True Crime App takes the Number 4 Spot

Cold Case Investigator Paul Holes Partners on Cases

Author Ethan Brown reveals to Websleuths Radio Podcast how he cracked the Jeff Davis 8 case as a citizen sleuth.

An online forum that solves crimes through crowdsourcing teams up with an executive producer of "Surviving R. Kelly."

Irreparable is an emotionally charged story filled with revelations of the extreme lengths Jennair Gerardot went to in her quest for control and her husband's compulsion to understand the wife he realized he never really knew.

Star witness for the prosecution details the events surrounding Serial Killer, Charles Howard Schmid Jr.

Now available on DVD/VOD

In just one year Sword and Scale has become one of the most popular true-crime podcasts ever.

Unfortunate editing choice astounds viewers familiar with this landmark trial by maintaining that Ruby McCollum did not testify at her trial

Discovery ID premiers The Shot Doctor, recounting the notorious Ruby McCollum murder trial that shook the foundations of the Segregationist South in 1952, and forever changed access to the Courts for African-Americans.

Story describes behind the scenes look at Al Capone and others on both sides of the law, and how all the money was returned.

Grandson of Lawyer to Starkweather's Ex-Girlfriend Releases Insider Book About the 1950s Murder Spree That Shocked the World

This unique book evolves from a simple account to a vast scandalous expose, a true and topical account showing a fascinating view of human nature, society, and the establishment in the United Kingdom.

Trumping those betting their reputations, if not their lives, that it couldn't be done, Tom Daly releases his book, Don't Make Me Cry.

A Texas millionaire rancher discovered his wife and bookkeeper had stolen thousands of dollars from him. After he demanded the money back, he started getting sick. The dying man told everyone that his wife and bookkeeper were killing him.

Author Colby Van Wagoner releases Mulberry Lane, based on the shocking and true events of serial killer H.H. Holmes.

Minstrel's Alley acquires the publishing rights to "Beautiful Bad Girl, The Vicki Morgan Story" by Gordon Basichis. The book details the tempestuous affair between Morgan and Alfred Bloomingdale, the department store magnate, and her brutal murder.

(Los Angeles) Gordon Basichis, author of "The Guys Who Spied for China" (Minstrels Alley 2009) will be interviewed by Nancy Arvizu for her Blog Radio Show, Page Talk Readers. www.blogtalkradio.com/page-readers

San Diego CA Dec 23, 2009 Author and retired detective, Jim Benish, announces the release of a new book, "Protectus Prol a Hand Book" (ISBN: 978-0-982-4249-2-6). This book is intended to be distributed to appropriate government agencies for dis