Photographer Juliet Eden took this image of Lee Ann Sabine (center). A year later, Sabine was found out to be a murderer and her dead husband’s body had been hidden under the bed in this photo. A photographer has revealed how she unknowingly took pictures of a soon-to-be infamous murderer in a bedroom where she … Read more
Murder of Madame Veuve Bol, Paris, France, 1904. The very first crime scene photographs ever made were taken by a pioneering detective from Paris who realized how useful photography can be in solving a case. Alphonse Bertillon is best known for inventing the mugshot, but he also photographed grisly crime scenes. Some of his pictures … Read more
Being a news photographer can be incredibly stressful: tight deadlines, grisly murder scenes, and grieving families can take its toll. One ex-press photographer who used to cover New York during the city’s violent period in the 1990s has channeled his experience into a one-man show entitled If it Bleeds it Leads. Sean Allison is performing … Read more