Francisco Garcia

True crime author Paul Harrison claimed he'd interviewed the world's most infamous murderers – only to be exposed as a fraud and scammer.

"Lean comas" and kidney failure are some of the lesser-known side effects of purple drank.

Thirty years ago, a woman from a respectable Christian family walked into a hospital and shot a man at point blank range.

Until 67-year-old Mee Kuen Chong's headless body was discovered 200 miles from her home, little attention was paid to the case. Why?

Read an extract from Francisco Garcia's 'If You Were There'.

I spent the night in one of London’s budget hotels, to see how they're coping after two national lockdowns and a year of restrictions.

The strange story of Antonio La Torre, an Italian mobster who set up shop in the north Scotland city.

Blockbuster might be dead, but for some people, the siren call of the DVD box sings on.

All I ask is for just one pub garden, where I can ash into a discarded can of beer. That, and your pity.

The British eccentric and his beauty queen wife fought a 12-year war against the modern world from their hut in the wilderness.

In the 1970s, several animals were found dead and drained of blood near Highgate Cemetery. In the years that followed, two men went to war over the narrative.

We spoke to the Labour and SNP candidates battling it out over Brexit, Scottish independence and potholes.