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Kentucky Case Files explores infamous and overlooked true crime in the Bluegrass State. Covering tantalizing cases that made headlines large and small throughout Kentucky history, KCF delves deep into the serious, macabre and always fascinating stories that showcase why Kentucky was once called "the dark and bloody ground."

The task seemed simple enough deliver bank notes to Pittsburgh and obtain a confirmation statement from John Gilmore. However, when McKnight backs out to visit Alison West in Richmond, his law partner, Lawrence Blakeley, is thrust into the mission. Everything seems to be going smoothly until a shocking revelation on the train ride home. Blakeley awakens to find his clothes and the bank notes have vanished from his sleeping carriage. The night takes a darker turn when a murder occurs in a nearby berth and the weapon is found under Blakeleys pillow, making him a prime suspect.

This equates to just under 3 cups and 5.5 cups respectively. This is 10 cups less than is recommended for men, 11 less than is recommended for women, and at least 2 less than is recommended for children.They found that water intake was significantly lower in the following people:younger childrennon-Hispanic Black children or Hispanic children, compared to non-Hispanic White children.youth in lower-income householdsyouth whose head of household had less than a high school educationthose with underweight or normal weight, compared to those with obesityolder adultsnon-Hispanic Black adults, ...

New podcast webGiving voice to the voiceless — one case at a time. Step into the shadows with Dark Dialogue, a longform true crime podcast committed to telling the stories that often go unheard. Hosted by John and Angela, this flagship series goes beyond headlines and into the lives of the missing, the murdered, the unidentified, and the overlooked. Through in-depth investigation, survivor advocacy, expert analysis, and community memory, we dig deep into cold cases, stalled investigations, and systemic failures. Each episode honors the victims — not just as names or cases, but as people ...

Penned by Chicagos very own socialite, Emma Murdock Van Deventer, using her nom de plume Lawrence L. Lynch, Last Stroke is a riveting detective story that begins with the baffling disappearance of a schoolmaster, Mr. Brierly. When the under-teacher and students embark on a quest to find him, they discover his body, and the enigma thickens. Was it a murder? What was the motive behind it? Despite his seemingly peaceful existence, could he have had enemies? Dive into this intriguing story to uncover the truth. Summarized by Lynne Thompson.

Under the Gravel is a UK true crime podcast that digs deeper into the evidence, the injustice, and the lives left shattered by flawed investigations. Hosted by Georgia Crocker, each episode revisits criminal cases that shocked the nation, with a particular focus on miscarriages of justice: the wrongfully accused, the overlooked clues, and the institutions that failed them.Through rich storytelling, research, and a haunting soundscape, Under the Gravel doesn't just recount what happened, it asks why, and who was forgotten along the way. From infamous court cases to buried scandals, this series ...

So, there you have it - let’s all move on with life and spend more time thinking about not-boring things like music, skiing, our next paycheck, and oversharing on social media (ok, whoa there buddy).Seriously though, there’s a legitimate reason our eyes glaze over or we have a freak out when we think about security and all the things we might have to do to achieve it in our digital lives. Secure all the things! If I’m not a hacking super-nerd, those words are enough to make me give up and run for the hills. When you don’t know what you don’t know, it’s easier for us humans to throw...

Dive into The Leavenworth Case, an enthralling detective novel set against the backdrop of New York City. Pioneered by Anna Katharine Green, one of the first female authors in the detective fiction genre, this story has been hailed as a cornerstone in the world of mystery novels. Even the legendary Agatha Christie acknowledged its influence on her work. Brace yourself for a labyrinth of suspense, where the murderers identity remains a mystery until the very last page. This is one of the most riveting detective stories youll ever encounter.

True crime with a mix of other topics

Join Private Investigator Chester Drum as he stumbles into a web of deceit and danger after witnessing an old friend and fellow detective, Gil Sprayregan, get hit by a speeding car. Sprayregan, the man who gave Drum his start in the world of private investigation, leaves Drum no choice but to take the incident personally. Unraveling the case, Drum stumbles upon a scandalous sex affair in Washington, connected to the high echelons of the Indian Embassy. Will Drums pursuit of justice end with him staring down the barrel of a gun? Explore this thrilling narrative with Chester Drum, narrated by ...

True crime meets truly bizarre. Crime news, haunted lore, and Florida Man chaos — unfiltered and slightly unhinged. Shadow Chat Sessions is the off-the-rails companion to Dark Dialogue — where unsolved mysteries collide with crime headlines, haunted places, and cryptid chaos. One part true crime, one part weird news, and all parts irreverent, this show brings you weekly breakdowns of the oddest, darkest, and most hilarious stories that didn’t make the front page. It’s what happens when investigative podcasters let loose… and hit record anyway.

In The Just Men of Cordova (1917), a series of European financiers from London to Cordova are dying under mysterious circumstances, falling victim to an unidentified poison. Edgar Wallace, in his previous novel, introduced us to a group of vigilantes known as the Four Just Men, who are renowned for their ingenuity, persistence, lock breaking skills, and mastery of disguise. They operate in the shadowy realm beyond the law, their lethal justice instilling terror in their targets. But who are these men and who supports their cause? Edgar Wallace, a prolific author from the golden age of ...

This book is a third volume of true stories from a retired Kentucky game warden. Some are stories of adventure where officers chase poachers, and others contain humor from the daily routines of wardens enforcing wildlife and boating laws in the bluegrass state. Jeff shares the humorous stories and interesting investigations he and his fellow officers encountered during their careers as Kentucky game wardens. These are true, vivid, behind-the-scenes accounts from the men who loved wildlife and spent their careers protecting it.

Step into the chilling world of unsolved mysteries that refuse to fade from memory. In Unsolved & Unforgotten, Harper Vale presents twelve of the most perplexing cold cases that continue to haunt the public’s imagination, from the vanished college student Maura Murray to the tragic death of television icon Jill Dando.

Certain experiences can make you feel alive, but one stands alone. It's not love, it’s not drugs, and it’s not money. A force so pure that its power cannot be contained. Uninterrupted, unregulated, uncontrolled, freedom. To live out every version of yourself within a single lifetime. One man dared to believe such a freedom existed. Somewhere along his journey, between life and death, intertwined in rebirth and change, he discovered a truth that transcends time.

I Turned Phone Hacking from a Backstreet Business into Industrial-Scale Organised Crime... for the British Press. But I started life as the penniless son of Ukrainian immigrants. Then I rose to be one of the most powerful news executives in Rupert Murdoch’s empire. My dad was in Hitler’s SS. My mum was a Nazi slave – I was born ready for the Fleet Street cauldron. At the News of the World, I broke the biggest exclusives. However, I discovered a secret weapon that would revolutionise news gathering: the use of Illegal Private Investigators to hack and blag.

Bei diesem mysteriösen Mordfall aus dem Jahr 1859 wurde eine Leiche in einem verschlossenen Koffer in einem Lager in einem Güterbahnhof im polnischen Rzeszow entdeckt, nachdem dieser einen bestialischen Gestank verströmte. Der Koffer war in Wien auf die Reise geschickt worden. Die Ermittlungen überführen schließlich den Täter, einen Buchhalter, der den Mord an seinem Arbeitgeber begangen hatte.

In der Silvesternacht 1930/31 begann eine Reihe von Eisenbahnanschlägen in Österreich und Deutschland, die sich zunächst als harmlose Streiche tarnten, aber sich später als gezielte Sabotageakte mit wachsender Gefährlichkeit entpuppten – bis hin zu einem Bombenanschlag mit 75 Verletzten. Der Täter wurde schließlich überführt, nachdem seine Spur über Sprengstoff und Zeugenaussagen zurückverfolgt worden war, doch seine wahren Motive – zwischen Geltungssucht, Wahnsinn und Eisenbahnobsession – blieben unklar.

Zwischen 1975 und 1978 erpresste ein sich 'Monsieur X' nennender Mann mit ungewöhnlich persönlich begründeten Drohbriefen und gezielten Sabotageakten die Deutsche Bundesbahn, wobei er trotz großer Polizeianstrengungen lange unentdeckt blieb und erst nach der Ausstrahlung eines Aktenzeichen XY-Beitrags durch einen entscheidenden Hinweis identifiziert werden konnte.

Dieser ‚Koffermord' an einem Pariser Gerichtsvollzieher konnte mithilfe intensiver Zeugenbefragungen aufgeklärt werden. Er ging aber auch wegen der Leistungen der beteiligten Gerichtsmediziner und Detektive in die Geschichte der Kriminalistik ein.