Iram Ahmed·Oct 31The Mystery of the Dead Penguins: How Scientists Uncovered the Bacterial Killer Behind Antarctica’s…Scientists initially suspected a deadly bird flu outbreak when they discovered hundreds of dead penguins in Antarctica. But laboratory…
Nikita Gomes·Sep 25The Roulette Wheel: Elfriede Blauensteiner, the Personal Ads, and the Diabetes Drug She Used to…Elfriede Blauensteiner visited the Spielcasino Baden 230 times in a single year and lost 15 million schilling at one casino alone. She…
Nikita Gomes·Sep 15The Eleven-Year Gap: Stanisław Modzelewski, the Man the Police Spent Fifteen Years Looking for in…Stanisław Modzelewski killed five times near Łódź between 1952 and 1956 and then stopped. For eleven years nothing happened. The police…
Don·Aug 14“Everything was as it should be: kids were happy, adults were smart, life was fair.“. . . she just recently returned from South Africa, doing some outstanding work with different NGOs. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to…
10min Stories·Jul 28The Client Who Knew Too Much — Short Crime Thriller StoryShe knew the name of the victim before I told her. She knew the street, the time, the colour of the car. She had hired me to find a killer…A response icon1A response icon1
InTales UntoldbyJason Morton·Jul 23A Killer, A Victim, A Cop, And A Friend Meet For LunchWhat happens when all four are there, but there are only two people at the table? Who’s who?A response icon1A response icon1
Nikita Gomes·Jul 19The Women the City Didn’t Look For: Calvin Jackson and the Nine Deaths Nobody Called MurderThe Park Plaza Hotel on West 77th Street in Manhattan was a welfare hotel. A place where elderly women on fixed incomes lived in single…
Nikita Gomes·Jul 2You Better Give Me My Pay: Morley Vernon King, the Trunk Under the Porch, and the Calmest Arrest in…The FBI agents entered the kitchen so quietly that fifteen diners in the restaurant next door had no idea anything was happening. Morley…
Nikita Gomes·Jun 5Seven Days: John Edward Swindler, the Man the Prison System Could Not Hold, and the Week That Cost…On September 17, 1976, John Edward Swindler walked out of Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary. He had been imprisoned since he was fifteen…
