Murder

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  • A shot in the dark

    Is a hospital the perfect place for a doctor to kill -- and kill again?
    By Dawn MacKeen September 2, 1999

  • My antidepressant made me do it!

    The Hartman estate says Zoloft was to blame for a murder-suicide.
    By Rob Waters July 19, 1999

  • Heroes of horror

    Risking snipers, facing sights so dreadful that they weep along with the victims' families, forensics teams from around the world -- including a team from the FBI -- are performing the heartbreaking but essential task of recording Serbian atrocities in Kosovo.
    By Peter Landesman July 9, 1999

  • Sleepstabbing

    The strange science of sleep behavior and one verdict: Guilty!
    By Jeff Stryker July 8, 1999

  • Romance novelist Nancy Richards-Akers dies at age 45

    The writer was fatally shot Saturday night -- apparently by her estranged husband, who later took his own life.
    June 7, 1999

  • "Instinct"

    Silence of the Man: Anthony Hopkins gets back to nature in this classic Hollywood thriller.
    By Andrew O'Hehir June 4, 1999

  • Who killed Meriwether Lewis?

    A forensic scientist named James Starrs thinks the famous explorer may have been murdered -- and wants to dig up his body to try to find out.
    By Leighton Woodhouse March 23, 1999

  • Dead ends in London

    Laura Billings reports that despite its grisly details, a grisly Jack the Ripper tour only enflames her fascination with the 19th-century English murderer.
    By Laura Billings February 7, 1999

  • Dead ends in London

    Laura Billings reports that despite its grisly details, a grisly Jack the Ripper tour only enflames her fascination with the 19th-century English murderer.
    By Laura Billings February 4, 1999

  • Hot buns in the oven

    Drew Barrymore is sweet as cherry pie as a pregnant burger-joint clerk in the charming screwball comedy 'Home Fries.' Reviewed by Charles Taylor.
    By Charles Taylor November 25, 1998

  • Crossing borders

    The famed Mayan activist whose mother and brother were tortured and killed reflects on the family -- and village -- she lost in Guatemala.
    By Rigoberta Menchz August 3, 1998

  • Mrs. Cosby's racial paranoia

    What right does a grieving mother have to blame American racism for the murder of her son by a Ukrainian immigrant?
    By David Horowitz July 13, 1998

  • femmes fatales

    Are women as violent as men
    By Margaret Talbot January 26, 1998

  • Satan goes to Harvard

    In 'Halfway Heaven,' her otherwise acute chronicle of a Harvard student's savage murder of her roommate, author Melanie Thernstrom abandons her painstaking effort to make sense of the killing by resorting to an increasingly popular explanation of heinous crimes -- Good vs. Evil
    By Mary Gaitskill October 13, 1997

  • Media Circus: How not to get your head blown off

    "The Gift of Fear" offers real, usable advice for real, threatening situations.
    By Jon Carroll September 25, 1997

  • New controversy over sudden infant death syndrome

    Two forthcoming studies suggest that more cases may be due to parental abuse than previously thought.
    By Dawn MacKeen September 19, 1997

  • New controversy over SIDS

    Two forthcoming studies suggest that more SIDS cases may be due to parental abuse than previously thought.
    By Dawn MacKeen September 19, 1997

  • Should teachers let students into their lives?

    An inner-city teacher reflects on the murder of New York teacher Jonathan Levin.
    By Anthony Cody June 17, 1997

  • The Awful Truth

    Relearning to Brainwash Our Nation's Youth
    By Cintra Wilson December 2, 1996
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