#crime/mystery

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steps from one of my fav shots

charlie slmccl>:D

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Law & Order: SVU (1999- ) tv series

-(finished) watchin' Season 25- 5/17/2024- 3 [1/2] stars- on Peacock (NBC)

78% Rotten Tomatoes

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shoutout to gay detectives and their husbands across history

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Hunting Mariah and Mariah’s Revenge is Featured by BMGN - begins the week of 8/17/23!

Looking for a series that will have you holding your breath and sitting on the edge of your seat – check out Hunting Mariah and Mariah’s Revenge – thriller, serial crime, suspense, mystery. You will be hooked by the first page and not be able to sleep until you finish it. My two-book series is being featured on BMGN this week! Thank you, BMGN! Here is a promo by BMGN. AUTHORSDB FIRST LINES…

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Genuinely how did he go to jail for water crimes in the WRONG COUNTRY

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It's been a little while since I've made a poll, so I'm going to shake off the dust with a simpler question (although choosing an answer to this one is probably anything but simple for mystery fans.)

This is mostly oriented towards live action mystery/crime TV series, I'll probably do a later poll for animated shows or anime.

I can't possibly fit every series worth a shoutout in the 12 options Tumblr allows per poll, so please let me know your favorites in the tags and comments if it's not listed here. :)

Please reblog for a larger sample size, thank you!

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Wolf Cursed by DN Leo

I picked up Wolf Cursed by DN Leo because I am a big fan of shows detective shows and the preview of this book was promising. I’m glad I took the leap because this is really interesting story. It has so many elements that drew me in … unsolved murder, a curse that needs to be broken, unusual magic, and a reluctant romance. Ivy is a psychic. Her family owns a security agency that has been around…

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Hey, so for Watcher fans who may not wanna pay for another subscription or just wanna watch something new here are some other youtubers you should take a look at if you want to get a spook or learn some history

(* = potentially triggering topics covered usually associated with crimes, so be careful)

Ghost Hunting and general spooky vibes:

AmysCrypt - Your typical ghost hunting show with two Australians traveling the world, though I will say they do go to places I've never heard of before and they do very good research. And there are some goofs along with the spooks.

The Ouija Brothers - Two British dudes finding ghosts in England. The vibes are generally pretty chill and it's a good time

The Paranormal Scholar - A mixed bag of all paranormal happenings from ghosts to demons to cryptids and aliens. Sort of an overview to deepdives on various paranormal occurrences. The research is immaculate and their voice is very soothing in my opinion.

Paranormal Quest - Ghost hunting in the US, sometimes goofy sometimes serious, but they do go to some interesting places and some familiar ones too

Weird History:

ObsoleteOddity* - This guy is great, like 80% of the things he covers I've never heard of before. Very atmospheric, fun little visuals, and a large variety of weird events and people for topics.

Georgia Marie* - A little bit of everything, but she focuses on strange things that have happened, lgbt history, true crime, and historical disasters. She covers enough of everything that I'm sure you'll find something

Stefanie Valentine* - I'm not sure if she even posts anymore, but I thought what she was doing was great. Think Vampira or Elvira but for older true crime and ghost stories, I think the latest covered would have been like early 1900s. Idk I just thought it was like a cute spooky lil storytime

Caitlin Doughty or Ask A Mortician* - Pretty sure y'all would know who she is but just in case, she's a mortician who covers topics relating to death! From odd ways people have died, or odd things that have happened to people after they've died. And just odd or tragic things that have happened through history. It's silly, but done with levity and care and respect the topics deserve.

General History:

Part-Time Explorer - Mostly history on ships and ghost towns with the occasional train. Lots of research and interviews, very well done and worth checking out even if it may not be your thing.

History's Forgotten People - Talks about sometimes obscure, or sometimes not, historical individuals. Even if you've heard of the person in the topic, they'll talk on something obscure about that person.

History Tea Time with Lindsay Holiday - A heavy focus on royalty around the world, a generally upbeat dive into historic individuals.

(Or you could always go watch time team, that's an option and it's my guilty pleasure love me some archeology)

True Crime:

There are so many out there, so I'll just recommend two of my favorites

Gabulosis* - She focuses on vintage cases 20 years or older (literally in her opener) and is well researched and respectful. Another one that talks on cases I've never heard of that deserve to be heard.

Mysterious WV* - True crime and missing persons based in the West Virginia area and neighboring states. Idk how to even explain the vibes. This guy is just great please watch him trust me you won't be disappointed.

That's all for now, feel free to add your own recs out there!

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does anyone remember the columbo episod where he babysits his nephew and his friends

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Carroll Borland in Mark of the Vampire (1935)

publicity still by Clarence Sinclair Bull

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Let me tell y'all something. You see how there are stars on that panel?

Then suddenly there are no frickin stars on next panels

y'all know why? That's cuz Mr.Beast shows up on the panels, and he outshines the other starsB))

(YEAH IT'S NOT CUZ I FORGOT TO DRAW DOTS ON THE SKY, ABSOLUTELY)

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The Lady Killing Ladykiller 🔪

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BLUE VELVET (1986) dir. David Lynch

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