Stephanie Gomulka

A new book from legendary FBI criminal profiler John Douglas dives into the manhunt for a serial killer who kidnapped and killed two South Carolina girls in 1985.

For decades, Ceyenne Doroshow advocated for equity for the trans community and for sex workers' rights. Now, she’s bringing her vision for stable housing for the LGBTQIA+ community to life. 

The Charley Project features cases of people missing for more than one year. It has surpassed more than 14,000 entries. 

As the milestone 500th episode of “Snapped” approaches on Oxygen, the creators behind the beloved true crime show shared secrets about how it gets made.

Keith Morrison first reported on the case of Pamela Hupp in Dateline reports and a hit true crime podcast.   

Items coined as "murderabilia" range from artwork to fingernail clippings of serial murderers. Victim advocate Andy Kahan wants to stop criminals from profiting off their crimes.

Mark McClish, a veteran investigator and former supervisory deputy U.S. Marshal is bringing his expertise in detecting deception to the public.

A former CIA agent told the crowd at CrimeCon 2021 when he travels, he always bring a tactical pen with him.

Manjusha Kulkarni, Cynthia Choi, and Dr. Russell Jeung decided to launch the reporting center Stop AAPI Hate last March. It received nearly 3,800 hate incident reports in under a year.

Isolation, stress, and financial strain are factors the National Domestic Violence Hotline says can compromise a survivor’s safety.