New 2008 True Crime (Click on Cover) |
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New 2008 True Crime (Click on Cover) |
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There have been many crimes committed that have remained a mystery. Why? Poor crime scene investigation? Crooked cops? Crooked politics? Lack of evidence?
In 1987, in an effort to help solve some of these mystery crimes, the Unsolved Mysteries television show made its debut. The show was hosted by Robert Stack and was one of television's first interactive crime scene series. The series profiled fugitives and viewers could call in with tips to help law enforcement officials capture the fugitives. The show helped solve over 300 cases.
Since the Age of Reason humans have sought the pleasure of thrills and adventure in reading tales of mystery and crime.
Possibly
it is because, unlike our prehistoric ancestors, we no longer have to kill
to survive. The survival instinct is still there, but because of our protective
society, it has become somewhat neutralized which has lead to boredom.
So, we law abiding, modern humans seek out adventure and thrills in other
ways. Some of the more adventurous take up sky-diving, hang-gliding, or
bungee-jumping. We less physical types read books on true crime and murder
mysteries; watch popular television shows such as Crime Scene Investigation,
Law and Order, The Closer, and Monk (some of my favorites);
play mystery crime scene and murder mystery games; give murder mystery dinners and
parties or go on a murder mystery weekend trip or cruise. Some even
take the law into their own hands and venture into the realm of do-it-yourself
law.
What
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