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An Atemporal Thief's Thoroughly Befuddling Obfuscations Irritate Agents At The Temporal Bureau Of Investigations

Preamble: Welcome to the TBI. Since you're new here, we use time travel to prevent disasters, and we investigate crimes that use time travel. Our most high profile case we'll ever...

Sleight of Crime

What Magicians Taught Me About Murder

Through Time

I time-travel with you all the time....

Through Time

I time-travel with you all the time....

True Crime To Stream and Read, From Moral Panics to Stolen Children

Learn about stolen children in Georgia and Argentina, femicide in Mexico, the harsh injustice of American prisons, and moral panics.

Artful plots abound in the best Classic Crime out now: The Double Turn by Carol Carnac, Golden Age Detective Stories Edi...

Barry Turner reviews the best Classic Crime novels out now.

6 Mystery Novels with Unorthodox Settings and Setups

There’s a universe of possibility in the crime mystery. While certain settings have become a staple of fiction—the Agatha Christie murder, the hard-boiled detective, the modern pol...

June 2026 is the UK’s National Crime Reading month

Nine murders. One seemingly impossible disappearance. Nineteen burglaries. An adrenalin-fuelled car chase and an impressively grand theft. Plenty of domestic drama. A taste of pie-...

The Killing Time

Looking back into the darkness of The Killing Time does not bring answers; we still live in dark times and are still making the same horrific mistakes; the shadows of division, int...

The Best True Crime of the Month: May 2026

5 new works of true crime history and reportage out this month, as selected by the CrimeReads editors. *** James Lasdun, The Family Man: Blood and Betrayal in the House of Murdaugh...

10 Most Haunted Crime & Punishment Locations

Historic centres of law with links to crime and punishment, such as old courtrooms, local holding cells and police headquarters, with grim tales of incarceration and judicial execu...

The Best True Crime of the Month: April 2026

6 new works of true crime history and reportage out this month, as selected by the CrimeReads editors. Kit Chellel, Lucky Devils: The True Story of Three Rebel Gamblers Who Beat th...

Piecing Together Fragments: Historians and True Crime

Shannon Stettner As a child, on Friday nights just before 9:00 pm, I’d tuck myself under a living room end table. If I was quiet and hidden, I could usually get away with watching...

Time’s Arrow: Does McLymore’s Causal Nexus Requirement Have a Temporal Component?

The statutory right to use deadly force in self-defense is not available to one who was committing a felony. G.S. 14-51.4(1). In State v. McLymore, 380 N.C. 185 (2022), the […] Rea...

The Four Queens of Crime

In 1938 London, DCI Lilian Wyles, the first woman detective chief inspector in the CID, is determined to find a killer with the help of the four queens of crime.

Murder Times Six-True Crime {Book Review}

Post Last Modified – April 03, 2026 ¦ gr8traveltips.com Murder Times Six – Wells Gray Park Murders by Alan R. Warren I’ve enjoyed reading for many years now and thought it would be...

On the Radar: Time for a reckoning

Wow, we reckon you’ve got plenty of choice here in this week’s new books report. The long shadow of the past is cast across a set of friends in London, but you can equally find you...

True Crime Thursday – Blurry Line Between Fact and Fiction

by Debbie Burke Here’s a familiar trope in crime fiction: an author protagonist details a fictional murder that the author is later accused of. The book they wrote is used as evide...

Crime and the City: Ottawa

Crime and the City has ventured to Canada a few times previously—we checked out the crime writing of Vancouver, Montreal and Toronto so it would be churlish of us not to pay the ca...

Not Your Typical Murder Mystery

I sure hope nobody's come up with this before... You are a detective now (how wonderful). Your first case is a murder case because, well, whoever hired you didn't know what they w...

The Mystery of the Joan Little Case

Could You Solve Your Own Murder?

A serial killer's victim is brought back in a speculative crime novel, a young Wiccan brings back some murdered girls, and more.

Crime and Consequence: How The Police Station Processes Player Bounties and Reports?

When a player ganks an unflagged traveler in an Orange Zone or ambushes a crafter near a Black Zone extraction point, the victim doesn't just respawn and move on. They can file a r...

A Death in Arcadia

Two boys. Decades apart. Sent away “for their own good.” BEATEN. TORTURED. KILLED. The adults who should have protected them … didn’t. Only one man can make the system answer for...