Persons Unknown
Robin JarossiNon-fiction author Robin Jarossi on crime, hidden history and the people who lived it…
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Big Bobby has been watching us
In 1983 I was a young reporter at the Hackney Gazette. The biggest event I covered was the death of a young black man, Colin Roach, in the entrance of Stoke Newington police station.
Official inquiries found his shotgun wound to have been...
Moment of revelation in the archives
If I were to break down my categories of enjoyment in writing true-crime books, this would be the top four rundown:
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Doing research
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Conducting interviews
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Writing the book
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Editing the book
I wonder how other author...
Force of Darkness – hidden history of the Blackout
A Daily Mirror journalist who interviewed me last week about Force of Darkness said he found passages about the Second World War home front particularly interesting.
I was delighted that all the research had paid off because, as someone w...
The crimes of John Worboys – a suitable case for TV drama?
John Worboys was one of the most prolific sex attackers in British criminal history. Just to hear his name is to feel horror and revulsion.
So news that ITV is going to revisit this shocking case in a new TV drama will lead to some concern...
The Victorians were expert at brutalising and breaking their prisoners
Taking the opportunity to escape the UK’s continual deluge from the skies in January and much of February, I flew to Melbourne for the Australian summer.
Along with the wonderful beaches and beautiful scenery of the Mornington peninsula,...
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Non-fiction author, living in London, delving into crimes past and hidden history. Books include Force of Darkness: Confronting Blackout Killer Gordon Cummins, The Hunt for the 60s Ripper and The Real Ted Hastings
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