Politi og kriminalitet

This book takes a new approach by turning the problem of control upside down as it focuses on control of executives who find white-collar crime convenient. The bottom-up approach to executive compliance focuses on organizational measures to make white-collar crime less convenient for potential offenders.

This book is intended to make the reader aware of the constraints and considerations that apply during a forensic examination in law enforcement and in the private sector. It is aimed primarily at graduates, postgraduates and researchers in digital forensics and cybersecurity.

This book presents an ethnographic study of contemporary ticket touts in the UK.

The inside story of the many crime cases Paul Williams has made news with over his forty-year career.

A gripping and heartbreaking story, A DEATH IN MANLY tells the 30 year quest Steve Johnson undertook to uncover the truth about his brilliant brother¿s brutal murder in Manly.

BBC Scam Interceptors presenter Nick Stapleton guides the reader through all the ways they can safeguard themselves, their families and their loved ones from becoming victims of scamming, whether by phone, email, phishing or any other known avenues. Take the power back with this, the ultimate defence tool.

Baking Because Murder Is Wrong offers lovers of true crime podcasts and whodunit documentaries a delicious new way to indulge in mystery with over 30 bakes inspired by true crime tales.

This true story of a 2006 family tragedy takes readers into the heart of psychosis related to SSRI antidepressants.

Read this collection of illegal hunting and fishing stories, which prove that life as a game warden is surprisingly dangerous and thrilling.Two conservation officers attempt to chase down a motorboat in their canoe. A married couple illegally catches more than 60,000 crappies over a 12-year span. A duo of poachers run over Tom Chapin’s motorbike—and nearly kill him in the process. As a Minnesota game warden for 29 years, Tom investigated hundreds of harrowing and exhilarating cases. In Poachers Caught!, he shares 36 of his most memorable ones with you.Throughout his career, Tom meticulously wrote daily reports and was a stickler for taking photographs to enhance his records. So the stories recounted here are as realistic and factual as possible. From the vividly detailed capture of illegal night hunters to the deconstruction of major fish poaching operations, Poachers Caught! allows you to experience each riveting encounter as if you were there.The tales of true crime are action-packed, shocking, and wildly entertaining. They appeal to anyone with an interest in hunting, fishing, and law enforcement, as well as anyone who’s concerned about the protection of our natural resources. Tom’s writing serves as a tool for educating people about poaching and for promoting ethics in nature. It also yields a heightened appreciation for the wildlife officers who protect out fish and wildlife resources.Tom says, “I always believed a game warden’s job should focus on this one concern: providing an equal playing field for all who purchase a hunting or fishing license.”

In 2017, against all odds, Nicola Hanney survived a terminal cancer diagnosis and decided to live life to the full. When she matched with Garda Paul Moody on a dating app, she thought her dreams had come true, but could never have imagined she would be plunged into another nightmare: a four-year campaign of violence and coercive control at his hands. Despite being told she would never conceive due to the toll cancer had taken on her body, Nicola beat the odds a second time and became pregnant to Moody. Trapped in an unrelenting cycle of abuse, the baby she had always wished for gave Nicola newfound hope for the future. Then, midway through her pregnancy, she found a lump in her breast. The cancer was back. In Stronger, Nicola charts her extraordinary journey through unimaginable abuse and aggressive, recurring illness. Revealing the insidious nature of coercive control, she recounts how Moody manipulated her and threatened her loved ones to keep her compliant. Throughout it all, Nicola's resilience never wavered. She proved herself stronger than the disease that threatened to take her life. Stronger than the man who tried to crush her spirit.

The historical account of true crime by psychiatrist, and medical historian, Dr Peter Carpenter. "I heard the scuffle on the landing. I jumped out of bed, opened the door, and in she rushed, exclaiming "Master he has murdered me! I shall die! I shall die!" I closed the door and bolted it..." It's 1859 and the murderer was previously a kind gentle surgeon who was seen as one of the pillars of society - one time Mayor of Calne, magistrate and operator of the Calne Lunatic Asylum. All the details and analysis of the murderer and his family.

At first glance Lucy Letby seems like a totally ordinary young woman. Blonde and vivacious, her social media posts were packed with photos of nights out and smiling friends. She'd had a happy childhood as the only child of devoted parents. She was the first from her family to go to university and her career as a neonatal nurse looked promising. She was trained to care for the most vulnerable and premature babies and the hospital even used her as a poster-girl for its fundraising campaign. No one, looking at her from the outside, could possibly imagine how her story would end. Today, Lucy Letby is reviled as one of the world's most notorious killers. Convicted of murdering seven babies, and attempting to murder a further seven, she is officially the most prolific child killer of the modern era, and only the fourth British woman ever to receive a whole life prison sentence. Still only in her early thirties, she will die in prison. But although Letby's journey from obscurity to infamy has made headlines across the world, very little is known about her. While her trial was one of the longest murder cases in British legal history, and her crimes were analysed in forensic detail, the jury was told virtually nothing about her possible motive or psychology. So, who is the real Lucy Letby? What made this seemingly ordinary young woman set off on a path of attacking and killing desperately vulnerable premature babies? How was she able to carry on harming babies for a year? Who knew what - and when - at the hospital where she worked? And why did it take so long for the police to be called in to investigate? Drawing on interviews with those most intimately connected to this tragic story, as well as exclusive sources and documents, these are the questions that award-winning journalists Jonathan Coffey and Judith Moritz set out to answer. The book also deals head-on with questions which have been raised since the verdicts, including the science which was so instrumental to Letby's convictions. Why did Lucy Letby have no expert witnesses? No one saw her harming a baby, so how was she convicted? Is it possible that the Lucy Letby case is a miscarriage of justice - as her supporters and some sceptics now claim? The result is a gripping account of one of the most notorious, controversial, devastating and complex criminal cases of our times.

Updated new edition of the classic, bestselling bookon the suspicious death of the former government weapons expert.

The explosive second volume of former mobster's Lou Ferrante's BORGATA trilogy in which we learn of the existential threats that nearly destroyed the American Mafia

In December 1977, David Holden, chief foreign correspondent for the Sunday Times, arrived at Cairo Airport to report on the crucial peace talks between Egypt and Israel. A few hours later, he was dead: killed by a single bullet through the heart.