Historical true crime, Victorian and Edwardian detectives, and the history of forensic science.
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The first Metropolitan Police murders
When Sir Robert Peel established the Metropolitan Police in 1829, the main objective of the new force was crime prevention based on the assumption that, if professional, uniformed police officers patrolled the streets of the capital, during...
How to uncover a murder
When crime history meets local history...
Much of my research into crime history has been inspired by the places I’ve lived or visited. I like to explore my environment and its past, and it’s never long before a historical crime crops up....
Who Killed Constable Cock?
It is exactly 150 years since PC Nicholas Cock was killed in cold blood while on his beat in the middle of the night in Old Trafford, Manchester. Within thirty minutes of PC Cock’s murder, the prime suspects had been arrested, one of whom w...
Inside The Detective’s Notebook
Monthly briefing for founding members
July got off to a great start with a fantastic trip on Seabourn Ovation from Dover, England to Greencastle in Ireland, stopping in Wales, Scotland and Norther Ireland along the way. I gave three crime...
Pickpocketing in paradise
Detective adventures at the pleasure grounds
Inspired by my recent visit to Belfast’s prison tourist attraction, it set me thinking about the Victorian detectives who used to attend public leisure venues and events – often in disguise – to...
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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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