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When police investigations go wrong
Closed thinking and failure to understand probabilities can send police inquiries spiralling into shocking failure or wrongful arrests…
Nov 22
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Robin Jarossi
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Hammersmith Nudes Killer cover-up – one theory
A top detective insisted he knew who the serial killer was – but was this part of an effort to deflect from the owner of the vehicle said to contain…
Nov 16
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Robin Jarossi
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Hammersmith Nudes Killer – did detectives eventually unmask his identity but cover it up?
This case from the 1960s has been covered in documentaries, books, podcasts and on YouTube. But now there is a new and bewildering development…
Nov 3
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Robin Jarossi
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October 2023
Killers of the Flower Moon and the Reign of Terror’s ongoing legacy
Yesterday I went to see the autumn’s big horror film – Killers of the Flower Moon. It unfolds over three-and-a-half hours to recount the slow, heartless…
Oct 22
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Robin Jarossi
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Stripping infamous killers of their celebrity
The best new non-fiction crime has left behind the salacious reverence of notorious murderers…
Oct 11
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Robin Jarossi
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Why Peter Sutcliffe could not evade capture for so long today
For five long years Sutcliffe hid in plain sight of Yorkshire police as he murdered 13 women. Modern technology and investigatory methods would trap…
Oct 4
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Robin Jarossi
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September 2023
The Long Shadow divides opinions
ITV's drama about the impact of Peter Sutcliffe's crimes has been lauded – and lambasted…
Sep 29
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Robin Jarossi
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The Long Shadow – serious and powerful true-crime drama
In the late 1970s, the North of England was terrorised by one man's murder campaign. A new ITV drama depicts the human grief behind the headlines, while…
Sep 14
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Robin Jarossi
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August 2023
Do we need another Yorkshire Ripper TV drama?
The Long Shadow comes to ITV in September. Does television's fixation on revisiting infamous crimes reflect a healthy interest by audiences – or is it a…
Aug 17
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Robin Jarossi
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July 2023
More embarrassing revelations about the Stephen Lawrence investigation
Last week's BBC documentary, Stephen Lawrence: The Sixth Suspect, identified a new suspect and asked a crucial question about police 'mistakes'
Jul 6
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Robin Jarossi
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June 2023
The strange case of Louisa Merrifield: 2
The Merrifields, charged with poisoning Sarah Ricketts, were tried at Manchester Assizes in July 1953. Was the verdict just? And was this a case of a…
Jun 15
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Robin Jarossi
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CrimeCon 2023 – extraordinary cases, victims' stories and a little humour
Cops, robbers, victims, writers, experts and a lot of people interested in law-breaking made for a fascinating weekend at London's CrimeCon
Jun 12
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Robin Jarossi
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