News A Murder on the Rappahannock River A little over 30 years ago, a Northern Neck fisherman named Emerson Stevens went to prison for the brutal slaying of a homecoming queen and mother of two. Now, a reexamination of the case by a hard-charging UVA lawyer has turned up troubling questions. Did police have the wrong man? Virginia, Crime, Longreads, University of Virginia | 4 months ago
News Who Is Rayful Edmond III? An Explainer One of DC's most notorious drug kingpins might get out of jail. A primer on who he is and why his release would be a big deal. Crime, Rayful Edmond III | 4 months ago
News Mark Bowden Reported on the Lyon Sisters’ Disappearance in 1975. Here’s Why He Came Back to the Story Crime, Nonfiction, Mark Bowden, Lyon Sisters | 6 months ago
News Hate Crimes Are Up 62 Percent in DC And the city may be on pace for a new record in 2018 DC, Crime, Hate Crimes | 11 months ago
News This DC Author Wrote a Popular Prison Novel. His Own Story Has Some Big Twists. A mention in the latest George Pelecanos book is earning Eyone Williams new attention. Crime, DC Public Library, George Pelecanos, Northeast | Nov 8, 2018
News Brightest Young Things Announces Headliners for its Upcoming True-Crime Festival “Death Becomes Us” See Golden State Killer investigator Paul Holes and Mindhunter author John Douglas. Crime, Podcasts, Lisner Auditorium, Brightest Young Things | Sep 11, 2018
News PHOTOS: The Scene at Paul Manafort’s Trial Media, Donald Trump, Crime, Alexandria | Aug 21, 2018
News | Real Estate What Happens When You Discover Your House Was Designed by a Criminal? Researching a 100-year-old home revealed a surprising backstory. Real Estate, Crime, Columbia Heights, Architecture | Aug 2, 2018
News The Definitive Oral History of the Bobbitt Case, 25 Years Later A tabloid saga prompted a national conversation that still resonates. Crime, Manassas, Prince William County, John Wayne Bobbitt | Jun 27, 2018
News Brightest Young Things Will Create a True Crime Festival "Death Becomes Us" will bring podcasters, authors, and TV personalities to Lisner this November. Crime, Barack Obama, Phillips Collection, Lisner Auditorium | Jun 26, 2018
