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True crime is a non-fiction narrative genre that focuses on real-life criminal events, exploring the details of the crime, the people involved (victims, perpetrators, and investigators), and the circumstances surrounding the event. It encompasses a wide range of media, including books, podcasts, documentaries, and television series.

Crime history encompasses the study of criminal acts and their impact across different eras, including the types of crimes, the social and cultural contexts, and societal responses. It spans various levels, from local to international, and includes violent, property, and white-collar crimes, as well as the social, economic, and cultural factors that contribute to them.

Take a look at some of the oldest cold cases in the US and World. Advancements in technology that have helped shape how we view these true crime stories.

It was not uncommon back then for those traveling to stop at an inn or persons home for a night of rest. Unfortunately, though some were not so kind to the travelers or to those who resided in the homes.

Sometimes it's not just one person who goes missing, sometimes it's the entire family.

Take a step back into the times of Jesse James, Billy the Kid and more as true crime from the wild west comes to light.

While come cases are solved, it became clear that sometimes the ones responsible were the ones we least expected.

Not all murders happen where one would expect them too. Sometimes you should think twice before traveling down certain roads...

Classic crime, often synonymous with classic detective fiction or the Golden Age of Detective Fiction, is a genre characterized by a structured approach to mystery and suspense. It typically involves a closed social setting, a puzzling crime (usually murder), a logical investigation, and a satisfying resolution by a brilliant detective or investigator. The focus is less on graphic violence and more on intricate plots, character development, and the exploration of moral dilemmas.