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Crime Monthly is a British monthly magazine focused on true crime stories, criminal investigations and real-life cases. First published in 2019, it offers readers detailed coverage of notorious crimes, unsolved mysteries and major criminal cases from the UK and around the world. The magazine is known for its gripping storytelling and in-depth features, exploring the backgrounds, investigations and courtroom developments behind headline-making crimes. It also includes coverage of forensic science, police work and criminal psychology, helping readers gain a deeper understanding of how cases are solved and prosecuted. Interviews, timelines and case analysis add further insight, creating an immersive reading experience for true crime enthusiasts. Crime Monthly balances dramatic storytelling with factual reporting, making it both engaging and informative for readers interested in criminal justice and investigative journalism. Available on PressReader, Crime Monthly magazine delivers a wide range of compelling case features, investigative insight and fascinating true crime stories each month.
Welcome to the bumper November issue. This month, a killer admits he stabbed a woman just out for a walk, seven frat members are investigated after a girl was drugged and assaulted, Gary Glitter is hit with yet more charges, and the fight...
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