Murder in the archives
Dr Angie Sutton-VaneDue to be published in the Summer of 2025 by Hobnob Press, Murder in the Archives: The stories that crime files tell is a transformative work which follows the life-stories of the most elite and rare of records created by police forces – the murder file.
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Musing No 8
I’m writing Murder in the Archives and this is one reason why I’ve joined Substack—I’d like to drum up some interest in my book which is due for publication in July. But I’m also using the platform as a writing ‘gym’ to think through ideas,...
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To begin with, a massive thank you to my first 13 subscribers - actually now 15! It really means a lot!
Musing No 6
In Musing No 5 I noted that the remains of ‘Bella’ were lost and that her case was finally laid to rest by West Mercia Police in 2005. Without her the case could go no further. The 2005 report makes for interesting reading with the unusual ...
Musing No 5
My book, Murder in the archives, explores the material culture of those murder files which have found their way from police forces into regional record offices in England and Wales. I’m concentrating on regional files because murder files s...
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I'm a contemporary historian researching and writing about crime files in the archive; the materiality of the archive, access and accountability of records.
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