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The Pinkerton National Detective Agency presaged the rise of federal law enforcement — and private security firms operating in ethical borderlands.
Kim Green
Vidocq: the world's first private eye, or the first celebrity sleuth?
Multimedia artist Jessica Ingram explores the South’s history of racially-motivated violence in "Road Through Midnight."
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Bay-Area PI and ex-journalist Mike Spencer reports on his favorite true-crime podcasts to binge.
Mike Spencer
Our managing editor shares her deep dive into detective novels and true crime fiction from the past year.
Maury Nicely offers a compelling account of Chattanooga’s biggest trial
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Christopher Borba
Casey Cep’s Furious Hours tells the true story of Harper Lee’s plan to out-Capote her old friend Truman Capote.
When a powerful organization fails at even the most basic investigative tasks, one wonders whether getting at the truth was ever really the goal.
John Nardizzi
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