#cold case

À 79 ans, Marie-Thérèse Garcia est devenue la doyenne des détenues françaises. Ce lundi, elle comparaît devant la cour d’assises de Versailles pour le meurtre de son ancienne belle-sœur, Corinne Di Dio, disparue en juin 1995. L’affaire, restée longtemps non résolue, a été relancée grâce aux progrès de la génétique judiciaire, un domaine qui transforme depuis une décennie le traitement des cold…

One of the most unsettling aspects of the Samuel Little case is that it doesn't require a criminal mastermind to explain it.

What it requires is a society willing to overlook certain victims.

Women experiencing homelessness. Women struggling with addiction. Sex workers. Women estranged from their families.

For decades, many of their disappearances and deaths failed to generate the same urgency afforded to others.

My newest Crime Central article examines how victim vulnerability, forensic limitations, and fragmented investigations created the conditions that allowed Samuel Little to kill for nearly fifty years.

The Invisible Victims of America's Most Prolific Serial Killer.