“How many serial killers can there actually be?” Scottish Crime fiction author Alex Gray discusses the literary phenomenon of the serial killer. | BBC Scotland

4.2K views · 67 reactions | Dr Dan Rusu discusses how murderers construct their identity after taking another person’s life, and explains why some confess to their crimes. | BBC Scotland | Facebook

126K views · 95 reactions | “I had flash points and definite moments where I could feel the gravity of that life pulling on me.” Darren McGarvey features in an honest interview as David Wilson's Crime Files explores the link between extreme poverty and crime. | BBC Scotland | Facebook

“I prefer the description somebody once gave me...as the gobby shop steward of crime fiction.” Val McDermid joins Professor David Wilson in conversation about her prolific contribution to crime literature. | BBC Scotland

31K views · 104 reactions | In 1970s Glasgow police believed the deaths of three women were the work of one person, dubbed the 'weekend killer'. | BBC Scotland | Facebook

169K views · 641 reactions | The 'trial of the century' in the Victorian era was that of socialite Madeleine Smith, who was accused of poisoning her illicit lover with arsenic. | BBC Scotland | Facebook