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The Bundy case I studied in 1987 — and what DNA has just closed
I studied Ted Bundy as a case study while he was still alive on death row and still saying nothing. Fifty-two years on, DNA has closed one of the blank lines on the page I was reading.
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He said clowns can get away with murder — the Gacy case
A boy vanished from a pharmacy in Des Plaines. What police found under the house of a well-liked local contractor changed how America saw monsters.
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Fred and Rose West — the house on Cromwell Street
Twenty-five Cromwell Street looked like any other house. Twelve young women and girls were killed by the couple who lived in it, and the country took decades to see it.
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Cupcakes and Command — the Perkins case
A teacher, a sheriff's deputy, and a tip about one image. How a Louisiana parish learned what two trusted people had been doing behind closed doors.
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