Historical true crime, Victorian and Edwardian detectives, and the history of forensic science.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 155 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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The forgotten victims of Amelia Dyer
Warning: descriptions of infant murder
When the tiny victims of Victorian baby farmer Amelia Dyer were discovered in the Thames at Caversham Lock in 1896, the local residents were so shocked that they carved crosses into the handrail of th...
Criminal Cornwall
Whenever and wherever I travel – whether for work or pleasure – I always look out for crime and policing history sites of interest. I can’t resist an old prison, a spooky building or a quirky museum. I’m very fortunate to visit Cornwall reg...
Inside The Detective’s Notebook
Monthly briefing for founding members
September always feels like the beginning of the year to me – especially as I’ve always been involved in education – and, after a busy summer, it’s a good moment to get back to my desk and focus on my...
How to examine a crime scene
The gradual evolution of detective CSI
It’s generally agreed – among police historians – that detective officers developed their crime scene examination skills in the second half of the nineteenth century, particularly following the creati...
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...
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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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