Panama Papers (Europe)
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Panama Papers (North America)
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Panama Papers (South America)
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Paradise Papers
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The Ridenhour Prizes
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Savukku
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SecureDrop
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WikiLeaks
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Herman Norton Barnum
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Theophile Bidard
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Ahmed Imtiaz Bulbul
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Sarah Chadwick (activist)
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David Duncan (accountant)
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David Moses Dyte
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William Fitzstephen
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James Greenwood (journalist)
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David Hogg (activist)
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Linda Kasabian
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Kyle Kashuv
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Joanne Lees
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Margaret of Louvain
Margaret was a servant from Louvain, Duchy of Brabant now Belgium. As a teenager, she worked at the inn belonging to her relatives, a certain Aubert and his wife, until they sold the establishment. The couple had planned to enter the religious li ...
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
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Israel Schwartz
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Ruud de Wild
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Alex Auswaks
Alex Auswaks was a Jerusalem-based writer of crime fiction. He was born in Tientsin, China on 6 February 1934. Though his work is primarily in shorter crime fiction, his novel "A Trick of Diamonds" was featured by Collins Crime Club in 1981. The ...
Bob Biderman
Bob Biderman was a British-American novelist and publisher known for his coming-of-age novels, Red Dreams – an obverse view of 50s America – and Letters to Nanette, about a young man drafted into the army at the start of the Vietnam War. Biderman ...
Felix Francis
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Anura Horatious
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Alper Kaya
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Vilmos Kondor
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Lora Lazar
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Alexis Lecaye
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Angela Makholwa
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John Button (campaigner) |
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Death of Caroline Byrne |
Anthony Capozzi (wrongful conviction) |
Arthur Paul Carmona |
Case of Irianna V.L. |
Michael Chamberlain |
George Davis (robber) |
Day-care sex-abuse hysteria |
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Alfred Dreyfus |
Ralph Erdmann |
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Free Meek |
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Juan Gabriel |
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Clarence Earl Gideon |
Gudmundur and Geirfinnur case |
Guildford Four and Maguire Seven |
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Gun Alley Murder |
Clarence Harrison |
Rejean Hinse |
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In the Name of the Father (film) |
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The Innocence Project |
Innocence Protection Act |
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The Innocent Man: Murder and Injustic .. |
Innocent prisoner's dilemma |
Kern County child abuse cases |
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Chol Soo Lee |
Liland affair |
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Judith Ward |
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Making a Murderer |
DeWayne McKinney |
Alexander McLeod-Lindsay |
Roy Meadow |
Debra Milke |
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Thomas Mooney |
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Michael Morton (criminal justice) |
Wrongful imprisonment of Victor Nealon |
Jeanine Nicarico murder case |
Outreau trial |
John Preston (dog handler) |
Jason Puracal |
Recommendation for Mercy |
Sallins Train robbery |
Joe Salvati |
Santiago Mexquititlan raid |
Shadow of Truth |
Winston Silcott |
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George Stinney |
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Georgia Thompson |
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Enzo Tortora |
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Pietro Valpreda |
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Colin Wallace |
Christy Walsh case |
Judith Ward |
Earl Washington Jr. |
Wee Care Nursery School abuse trial |
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1968 Detroit riot |
1991 Bhadrak riot |
1995 Vellore Fort jailbreak |
2008 Skagit County shooting spree |
2015 Ballabhgarh riot |
2016 Indian Banks data breach |
2018 Bitcoin bomb threats |
2019 Brazil prison riots |
2019 Markham home massacre |
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2016 Ad Dair shooting |
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AD-X2 |
Aggi Crew |
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All-points bulletin |
William Aloisio |
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Ameena case |
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Amende honorable |
Murder of Haley Anderson |
Ashikaga murder case |
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Benjamin Atkins |
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Atlas Vampire |
2016 Australian school bomb threats |
Authorized push payment fraud |
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Babes in the Wood murders (Stanley Park) |
Back-to-back life sentences |
Barnet Baff |
Shooting of Mohamed Bah |
Nicholas Bain |
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2007 Balashikha shooting |
Francisca Ballesteros |
Felix Batista |
Battersea Mystery |
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Beer Man |
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Glenn Lee Benner II |
Jeff Berry (Ku Klux Klan) |
Michael Bethke |
Naomi Betts |
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