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New York’s Most Infamous Disappearance
Dorothy Arnold vanished while shopping on Fifth Avenue, triggering a manhunt that continues to this day. Dorothy Arnold via Wikimedia Commons Born in 1885 to a wealthy goods importer, Dorothy was one of Mary and Francis’ four children. The Arnolds were considered high society and socialised with New York royalty, including the Rockefellers. Dorothy was a writer but had found it near impossible to be published in credible magazines. Her family made fun of her failure, and inst


Alice Crimmins: The Most Hated Woman in America
Alice Crimmins was made public enemy number one and she paid dearly, but was she innocent? Alice and Eddie via murderpedia.org She was...


The Exorcist Serial Killer
In 1973, The Exorcist opened in cinemas. The highest-grossing film of its time, the horror movie was believed to be cursed and had...


The Murder Plot of "Iron" Mike Malloy
His friends tried to kill him eight times for insurance money. Photo by Mark Asthoff on Unsplash In the 1930s, New York was already...


The Dead Women of NXIVM
Was Keith Raniere a murderer as well as a tax evader and child rapist? Keith Raniere via the New York Post Entrepreneur, self-help guru...


The Murder That Inspired Twin Peaks
Hazel Drew’s death remains unsolved, unlike her on-screen counterpart. In the summer of 1908, the resort town of Sand Lake in Rensselaer...


The Murder of John Lennon
The musician was not the only target on his killer’s list. John Lennon and Yoko Ono via Wikimedia Commons When David Bowie stepped out on...
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