Brynn’s Leap into Criminology

Do you like scary movies? Ed Gein probably helped inspire your favorite movie villain.

A study abroad American woman was found guilty of a murder in Italy twice? How did it turn out?

Central Park was forever changed after April 19th, 1989.

The Oklahoma City Bombing was the biggest US terror attack until 9/11, but you probably have not heard this in history class.

Bite mark analysis is crucial with the Ted Bundy case, but it is fool proof?

As the bodies pile up around the Green River in Washington, how do police locate one of the most prolific serial killers in American history?

What does a person do to deserve a name that chilling? Listen to find out.

What do thirteen random people have in common? Nothing other than being victims of the D.C. Snipers.

What really is a con man and how far was Abagnale willing to go?

Did Darlie Routier really kill her children, or was it someone else?

A “what not to do” if your child went missing

Where did the phrase “You have the right to remain silent” come from?

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