Art
The art of stealing art
The art of stealing art Noah Charney (read more)
crime
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‘Weapons’ Removed From Van Gogh Sculpture
Controversial items relating to the artist’s life were scrapped from original design over fears they could be linked to drug, knife and gun crime. (read more)
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Stealing Stanley Spencer
Stanley Spencer is an important British artist and any excuse to pay tribute to him is worth while, following the recovery of a stolen painting he is in the news. (read more)
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Psychedelic Drugs: Could they Actually LOWER Crime?
New study suggests psychedelic drugs may reduce criminal behavior (read more)
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Can You Really Use Insects to Tell if A Body’s Been Moved?
Forensic entomology is more complicated than it looks on TV (read more)
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Not Such Bad Hombres: Crime is Lower Where Immigration is Higher
Four decades of evidence finds no link between immigration and increased crime (read more)
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Pimp My Profile: The Unstoppable Rise of Online Prostitution
Prostitution has gone online – and pimps are thriving (read more)
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Sugar, Spice and Shrapnel. How Female Terrorists Control Extreme Networks
Study reveals that although women remain under the radar in terrorist organizations, they hold the networks together (read more)
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Revenge: Best Served Cold, or Not At All?
Revenge is (bitter)sweet, study confirms (read more)
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More Women at Work, More Murders. Gender Equality and Homicide Increase
The greater a country’s gender equality in employment, the higher its homicide rate (read more)
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Babyfaced Killer or Killerfaced Baby. Can You Tell?
Facial cues conveying trustworthiness are malleable while facial cues conveying competence and ability are significantly less so (read more)
Society
Death on the Fault Line
Torture, blood sacrifice and sinister messages extracted from Beatles lyrics. The final surges of the California Death Ray. (read more)
Society
The Drug Dealers and Their Money Men
Legal marijuana dispensaries can’t deposit their money, despite the fact that American banks have conspired with violent drug cartels for years. (read more)
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A Stab in the Dark : Mugger Patterns
The first study to look at the hourly pattern of street robbery in London found a 160% rise in the rate of muggings during the hours of darkness in the capital (read more)