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Murder

Murder

著者: Quiet. Please
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"Murder" is a gripping six-part series exploring some of the world's most notorious murder cases, from ancient assassinations to modern serial killers. Each episode delves into the historical, legal, and psychological aspects of murder, uncovering how these crimes shaped societies, influenced pop culture, and sparked ongoing mysteries. From Jack the Ripper and the Black Dahlia to the evolution of forensic science, this series offers a chilling yet insightful look into humanity's darkest acts and the fascination they continue to hold.2025 Quiet. Please ノンフィクション犯罪 世界 社会科学
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  • Introducing Murder Where darkness evolves with every age, and death reveals humanity's deepest secrets.
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  • The Architecture of Evil Spaces Designed for Death
    2025/09/10
    In "The Architecture of Evil - Spaces Designed for Death," Lucien Graves explores how physical environments enable and conceal murder. From H.H. Holmes' infamous Murder Castle to modern urban decay, certain spaces become hunting grounds for killers. This episode examines the geography of serial killing, liminal spaces like parking garages, and how architectural design influences violence rates. Lucien analyzes hot spots where crime clusters, the Highway of Tears phenomenon, and how buildings can trap domestic violence victims. Through crime prevention environmental design and defensible space theory, we learn how thoughtful architecture can protect life while poor design enables death.
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    31 分
  • Ghosts in the Machine When Technology Kills
    2025/09/10
    In "Ghosts in the Machine - When Technology Kills," Lucien Graves examines how digital technology has transformed murder in the modern age. From social media stalkers who track victims online to the dark web's assassination marketplaces, technology amplifies humanity's darkest impulses. This episode explores cases like the Toronto van attack and Christchurch shooting, revealing how online radicalization breeds real-world violence. Lucien analyzes digital dehumanization, algorithmic amplification of extremist content, and the potential weaponization of AI systems and IoT devices. As our lives become increasingly connected, the opportunities for technology-enabled murder multiply exponentially, creating new forms of terror.
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    27 分
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