
Deepfake Technology: When Seeing Isn’t Believing
When anyone can create highly realistic videos or images using readily available AI software, how can you know what's real and what's fake?

When anyone can create highly realistic videos or images using readily available AI software, how can you know what's real and what's fake?

When it comes to cybercrime, the Nigerian prince scheme is easy to spot. But not every attempt is that see-through. If there's one thing you can rely on, it's criminals getting craftier.

Did you know that more than 250,000 cold cases in the U.S. remain unsolved? This includes well-known cases like who killed JonBenét Ramsey, the identity of the Zodiac Killer, the infamous Black Dahlia murder, and how the heck D.B. Cooper hijacked a plane and escaped unscathed.

According to NamUS, more than half a million people go missing annually. Make sure your home really is your safe haven with these Crime Prevention Month tips.

Do you ever get creeped out when walking in parking garages alone at night? I do, too. Here are some tips for staying safe after dark, especially for my fellow womenkind.

Although we thriller writers depend on (fictional) crime to make a living, in real life, crime costs its victims billions of dollars—and that doesn’t take into account the emotional toll.

A not-so-happy Mother's Day to these criminal moms... | May 2022 Newsletter

As March comes to a close, we are finishing up our Women's History Month series of crazy-ass female killers. Today, we meet a cold woman whose maternal instincts turned murderous.

Over the centuries, women have done much to prove they are just as capable as men, and that includes committing some heinous AF crimes. As part of Women's History Month, let's recognize these infamous females!

This month, we celebrate notable women in American history. But "notable" doesn't always mean good.