Bandit's Roost
A Curiosity of CrimeBandit's Roost is the Internet's most intriguing resource for authors of nineteenth-century crime fiction.
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Anatomy of a Bertillonage Card
Is it not astonishing that while there have existed from time immemorial, under the name of Hippology, special marks for the precise description for the shape and colour of the horse, there has never existed until the present time, so far...
Does He Measure Up
An idea floated around Europe in the 1800s. If you could expel those individuals predisposed to crime (aka recidivists/repeat offenders), the result would be a crime-free utopia. That was the logic behind Transportation.
This is the era wh...
Evolution and the Criminal
The foundation upon which atavism is built is ancient; that criminals are born not made. For most of human history, causes for criminal behavior were rooted in religion and its ideas of good and evil. This was superseded by science in the 1...
North America's First Forensic Scientists
“Not Sherlock Holmes. Holmes acted on hunches and hunches play no part in my crime lab.”
Oscar Heinrich
Along with the establishment of first laboratories, the 1910s saw the emergence of a new player in law enforcement: the forensic...
North America’s First Forensic Laboratories
The first public forensic laboratory in the world was founded in Lyon, France, in 1910 by Edmund Locard (a giant in the history of forensics) in the attic of the Lyon police station. It took another two years before the local government rec...
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My love for history and crime brought about this site. It is a place writers of detective fiction can come to find sources and information to enrich their creations.
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