investigation
Whodunnit, and why? All about criminal investigations and the forensic methods used to search for clues and collect evidence to get to the bottom of the crime.
DB Cooper
On November 24, 1971, a man calling himself Dan Cooper boarded Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 305 from Portland to Seattle. Cooper, who was later dubbed "DB Cooper" by the media, was dressed in a dark suit and tie, carrying a black briefcase. He took a seat in the rear of the plane, ordered a bourbon and soda, and calmly informed the flight attendant that he had a bomb in his briefcase.
By Bella Alice3 years ago in Criminal
Ten Poisonings That Were Never Solved
From the classic play Arsenic and Old Lace to a whole surfeit of Agatha Christie novels, death by poison is a staple of the mystery genre. It is also frequently an incredibly unpleasant way to die. Cyanide poisonings can cause violent seizures and heart attacks, and strychnine can cause painful muscle spasms or one’s muscles to lock up entirely. And these are two poisons among many that have been used in stories from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to Stephen King
By Shadow Man3 years ago in Criminal
Series of Mysterious Disappearances in a Small Town.
Detective Sarah Parker had seen her fair share of cases during her time in law enforcement, but the one she was currently investigating had her stumped. A series of mysterious disappearances had been reported in a small town just outside the city, and Sarah had been called in to investigate.
By Ramiz Raza3 years ago in Criminal
The Taman Shud Case
One liner of the Story -In December 1948, a beach-goer in Adelaide discovered a corpse with a mysterious six-word message in its pocket, sparking a decades-long investigation into the unsolved case of Alfred Boxall and the enigmatic "Taman Shud".
By Karthikeyan Varma S R3 years ago in Criminal
