It was not a conscious decision. It never is. Susan Cooper was a mother and a grandmother who had become a drug addict. Her life was one of treading quicksand, and...
Murder Mystery: Quicksand
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Category: Murder Mystery
Murder Mystery: Dahmer’s Survivor
Even though Capshaw was surrounded by fellow soldiers, he quickly discovered he would fight this war all on his own. During one attempt to escape his roommate, Capshaw...
Murder Mystery: The Death of Dottie
It should never have happened — not here, behind the tall gates of a neighborhood bordered so protectively by trees. This was Diamondhead, where residents had left work...
Murder Mystery: The Business Associates, Part 2
Desperate men can be dangerous On March 22, 1984, Lee and Karen Dixon were murdered in their Fayetteville home. Days later, their presumed killer, Dennis...
Cold Cases, Criminal Minds: Hot Springs Event Explores Arkansas Crime
True crime fans in Arkansas will have a chance to step inside real investigations soon at a special event hosted by the Garland County Library. “Crime Time: An...
Murder Mystery: The Business Associates
Desperate men can be dangerous On March 22, 1984, officers of the Fayetteville Police Department executed a welfare check at a Sunrise Mountain home. Upon...
1963 Searcy Abduction Subject of New Book
A true crime book about the 1963 abduction of a Harding College English teacher has been published by authors Deana Hamby Nall and Mike S. Allen. The book, "The...
Murder Mystery: Maybe a Crime?
Maybe there is a crime here. Maybe not. There is a clear beginning to this case — and an ending, of sorts. It is in the middle that the mystery persists. ...
Murder Mystery: The Murder of State Sen. Linda Collins
On a hot June day in 2019, legislators from across the state hurried back to Little Rock. This was not business as usual; their session had already ended. Among the...
Arkansas Officials Identify 1994 Homicide Victim
The Conway County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) and Arkansas State Police (ASP) have identified a 1994 Jane Doe homicide victim as Jamie Ann Moore, of Conway. Moore would...
Murder Mystery: Opposite Directions
They were just two strangers going opposite directions on the same highway that night. Soon it would be all too clear how opposite the directions of their lives were,...
Murder Mystery: The Devil’s Dinner
Feature image above: Travis Perkins If you cook the devil’s dinner, you can expect to get burned. At least, that is what happened to the whole lot of them —...