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medievalmurdermap.co.uk

The interactive Medieval Murder Map gives unique insight into danger, violence, and justice in medieval London, York & Oxford.

murderdata.org

tracking america's unsolved homicides

londondarktourist.com

What were the lives of Victorian women really like? Here's what happened behind the scenes, and what they had to endure.

unsolved-murders.co.uk

Charles Wilkinson

news.met.police.uk

CCTV showing the victim speaking to Joanne Hatwell at a newsagent; the victim being followed by Ryan Hatwell before the attack, and Ryan Hatwell running from...

murdermiletours.com

Hailed as a "truly curious, unusual, quirky and different thing to do in London", Murder Mile Walks is a wonderfully original, devilishly different and unusually entertaining guided tour of Soho's most infamous murders cases, garnering FIVE STAR reviews.

vrc.crim.cam.ac.uk

leading research center using advanced quantitative methodologies for the study of violence

homicide.igarape.org.br

the homicide monitor is the most comprehensive publicly available dataset on murder in the world. it is a data-driven data visualization tool designed to show the distribution, dimensions and dynamics of homicidal violence.

benkinsella.org.uk

Learn about Ben's Kinsella's story, shedding light on the impact of knife crime that took his life and how it inspired our work at The Ben Kinsella Trust.

aoav.org.uk

Boko Haram was formed in 2002, as a Sunni islamist sect opposing Western education along with all secular aspects of Nigerian society. Their goal is to establish an Islamic state in Nigeria. ​​ ​​ Over the past decade (2014-2023), AOAV has recorded 134 incidents of explosive weapons use attributed to Boko Haram. Boko Haram are the reported perpetrators of 3,036 civilian casualties (1,175 killed), and 554 armed actor casualties (338 killed). ​​ ​​ Attacks attributed to Boko Haram have been recorded in Nigeria (2,343), Cameroon (310), Chad (299), and Niger (84). ​​ IEDs account for 91% (2,777) of civilian casualties attributed to Boko Haram, in particular non-specific IEDs (2,359 civilian casualties), car bombs (322), and roadside bombs (96). Suicide bombings represent 54% (72) of Boko Haram attacks, and caused 75% (2,278) of civilian casualties. ​​ ​​ The majority of civilian casualties were recorded in Boko Haram attacks on markets, which account for 26% (783) of civilian casualties. Other locations impacted by attacks attributed to Boko Haram include transport-related infrastructure (361 civilian casualties), village (352), urban residential areas (280), multiple urban areas (267), and entertainment venues (259).