Susan Hanson Susan Hanson of Brookfield, New Hampshire, was sitting in the kitchen with her mother and brother on the evening of November 2,...

13-year-old Georgianna Lovering disappeared from her home in Northwood, New Hampshire, in October 1872. The prime suspect in her abduction w...

Read the full story here: Cain and Abel.

On November 24, 1883, Thomas Samson went to the home of his friends James and Rosa Ruddy, wheeling a huge trunk that he said was full of hou...

Frank Almy (alias George Abbott) was a lifelong criminal trying to turn his life around when he met and fell in love with Christie Warden. W...

  In 1874, Joseph LaPage, a French-Canadian woodcutter, raped and murdered Marietta Ball, a young schoolteacher in St. Albans, Vermont. H...

Moses Lovejoy was a respected, well-to-do farmer with a large spread in Wilton, New Hampshire. He had two lovely daughters, Ellen and Ida; b...

"Live Free or Die" is the motto of the great state of New Hampshire. Everyone has their own interpretation of those words, here a...

After his wife left him in November, 1883, Thomas Samon began a weekend of drunken debauchery in Laconia, New Hampshire, with Jane Ford, ...

Franklin B. Evans When senseless a murder occurred with no obvious suspects, a community’s worst fear was that some transient had dri...

Hiram Sawtell Like the Biblical brothers Cain and Abel, the Sawtell brothers of Boston took divergent paths through life. While Hir...

Haley Dock and Homestead. The murder occurred in the third house from the left. An article in the October 1874 issue of Harper’s Magazin...

On April 16, 1897, cashier Joseph A. Stickney was murdered during a daring daylight robbery of the Great Falls National Bank in Somerswor...

Little Murders (From  Fitchburg Daily Sentinel,  Fitchburg, Massachusetts, November 9, 1885 . ) Forty Years Suspected of Murder. ...

George Abbott was a young child when he began his career as a thief and by his thirtieth birthday he had spent a third of his life in jai...

Little Murders: From Defenders and Offenders : Emma Davis. This remarkable woman has a mania for administering poison to those whom she ...

On October 4, 1875, 17-year-old Josie Langmaid was absent from school – The Pembroke Academy in Pembroke, New Hampshire. When her parent...