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The Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping: The Original “Crime of the Century”
On a freezing March night in 1932, the 20-month-old son of America’s most famous man was taken from his nursery. Ten weeks later, his body was found in the woods. The man executed for the crime may have been innocent. Continue reading
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The Setagaya Family Murders: The Most Bizarre Crime Scene in Modern History
On a winter night in Tokyo, a killer entered a family’s home and murdered four people. He left more evidence than any modern criminal in history — fingerprints, DNA, hair, clothes. He has never been caught. Continue reading
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Gilgo Beach: How a Decade of Silence Finally Broke
For thirteen years, the bodies of women appeared along Gilgo Beach on Long Island’s south shore. Police had DNA. They had patterns. They had nothing. Then a Google search broke the case open. Continue reading
