Dark Stories True Crime Tours https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Blog Aaron Burr on Trial for Plotting the Secession of New England Scholar and Printer Etienne Dolet Hanged and Burned for Heresy in Paris On This Day in True Crime History – 3 August Knighted Diplomat Hanged for Treason After Failed Easter Rising Mission James Ritson Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the Murder of a Prison Chaplain Christopher Harrison Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for Shooting His Business Partner On This Day in True Crime History – 31 July Samuel Woods Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for Armed Robbery and Shooting at Fitzroy Bank William Carver Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for Armed Bank Robbery at Fitzroy Royston Rennie Hanged at Perth for a Train Robbery Murder Wild Bill Hickok Shot Dead at the Poker Table in Deadwood Charles Whitman Opens Fire from the Texas Tower, Killing 17 in Austin William Terry Hanged at Castlemaine for the Murder of Peter Reddick John Raynor Hanged in Sydney for House-Breaking Erin Patterson Serves Death Cap Mushrooms to In-Laws at a Lunch in Leongatha Son of Sam Claims His First Victim in the Bronx Son of Sam Shoots Final Victims in a Parked Car in Brooklyn Dark Stories True Crime Tours Alexander Ritchie Hanged at Toowoomba Gaol for the Murder of Mr Owen at Yandilla Dr Crippen Captured at Sea, the First Fugitive Caught by Wireless Telegraph On This Day in True Crime History – 2 August On This Day in True Crime History – 27 July On This Day in True Crime History – 1 August On This Day in True Crime History – 29 July Melbourne’s True Crime Tour Hanged Outside Adelaide Gaol for the Port Lincoln Station Murders of 1842 The Infernal Machine: Fieschi’s 25-Barrel Assassination Attempt on King Louis Philippe I The Fall of Robespierre: The Architect of the Terror Meets the Guillotine James Chapman Hanged in Sydney for Burglary One Day After Sentencing The Ivan Milat Verdict: Seven Murders, Life Without Parole Van Gogh Falls to a Self-Inflicted Wound in a French Wheat Field Robespierre Joins the Committee of Public Safety On This Day In True Crime History On This Day in True Crime History – 28 July Augustus Dancey Hanged at Melbourne Gaol for the Murder of a Boy at Stony Creek William Casey: The Soldier Accused of Robbery in the Park John Wigley: The Lone Highwayman of Finchley Common Monk Jacques Clement Stabs King Henry III to Death in Saint-Cloud John Meff: The Housebreaker Who Could Not Stay Away Caroline Grills: The Cheerful Australian Poisoner Who Killed with Kindness and Thallium Barbara Spencer: The Young Coiner of Cripplegate Matthew Clark Hanged at 24 for the Murder of a Maid Near Willesden Green Matthew Clark: The Cowardly Footpad Who Turned Killer Walter Kennedy: The Aspiring Pirate of Wapping John Winship: The Young Highwayman of Covent Garden Squizzy Taylor: The Pint-Sized Gangster Who Terrorised 1920s Melbourne, Australia Maitland True Crime Tour Robert Perkins: The Disinherited Baker Turned Thief Thomas Cromwell Beheaded on Tower Hill for Treason Against Henry VIII