We start our Women's History Month Series with a collection of Spy stories. First, "exotic" Mata Hari, who was actually not a great spy... Then Josephine Baker, A black woman who spied against the Nazis and worked for Civil Rights. Then Rose Greenhow, who spied for the wrong side (confederates) but whose tenacity is legendary.
Two rapes and murders were committed in a small village in the United Kingdom. They went unsolved until someone thought to try DNA technology for the first time.
Nannie Doss would also be known as Lady Bluebeard or the Giggling Granny. Between the 1920's and 1954, she murdered at least 11 people, including several husbands with arsenic.
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A four year old boy disappeared from his front yard in northeastern France. A mysterious personality intimidated his family through phone calls and letters before and after his disappearance. Every time that the police came close to answers, they were faced with another twist and corruption within the court system. This is the case of little Gregory Villemin.
Crime isn't always murder. Sometimes it's scientific fraud and multiple felonies. Such was the case when the "Great Dinosaur Rush" turned into "The Bone Wars"
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About Yours in Murder
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A forensic scientist and a journalist talk into a mic...