Historical true crime, Victorian and Edwardian detectives, and the history of forensic science.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Inside The Detective’s Notebook
Monthly briefing for founding members
I always find that the autumn is a very busy time, perhaps because it follows the lazy days of summer. In October, I had my second ‘big’ talk of the season at London Month of the Dead. This annual mont...
What’s your poison?
A brief history of toxicology
I’ve always been interested in poisons (within the context of crime history obviously!), and I even have my own collection of Victorian poison bottles. However, recently I’ve been embroiled in two historic mur...
The Blazing Car Mystery
As the evenings draw in and the first bonfires are lit, it’s easy to forget that fire was once one of the simplest ways to hide a crime. On Guy Fawkes Night in 1930, two young men walking home from a dance in Northampton saw a glow in the d...
Rogues’ gallery
A guide to Victorian detective record keeping
I’ve visited many historic courts, prisons and police stations throughout the country, and I’m always gripped by the photographs of offenders from the past which often adorn the walls. There ar...
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...
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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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