Historical true crime, Victorian and Edwardian detectives, and the history of forensic science.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 151 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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The Hay Poisoner
Although my crime history work is mostly rooted in the nineteenth century, I’ve begun edging my way into the twentieth. This gradual move has been partly inspired by my reading of Agatha Christie’s detective novels, in which there are many...
Detectives on the move
How investigators communicated in the past
From the earliest years of detective policing, investigators throughout Britain have been criticised for poor communication both within their own force and with others. In 1842, the lack of coordi...
Exploring the Charles Bravo case
© A Buckley
When I can, I like to visit the places that feature in my work on historical crime as I find that, although locations have inevitably changed throughout the decades, there are usually some traces of what the environment and set...
Inside The Detective’s Notebook
Monthly briefing for founding members
August has mostly been about visits and visitors – especially during Cowes Week. Apart from a brief stay in West Sussex and a week in Cornwall, I’ve mainly been managing the heat at my desk – I usually...
The 'mysterious' origins of Scotland Yard
A quest to uncover the facts
This is one of my favourite paintings, by William Powell Frith, as it features two Scotland Yard detectives at Paddington station – see the men in the top hats to the right. They look so smart and authoritative...
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Dr Angela Buckley is a crime historian and author, focusing on Victorian murder, detective history and early forensic science.
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