We'll All Be Murdered in Our Beds!

This engaging history explores the colorful world of crime reporting since the 1700s, revealing the daring and often scandalous efforts of journalists to uncover and share stories about murderers, gangsters, and law enforcement. Through this narrative, Duncan Campbell examines how crime journalism reflects society’s fears and anxieties, highlighting the evolving relationships between the press, public, police, and criminals. The book offers a compelling look at the stories, scandals, and storytellers that have captivated and shocked audiences over centuries.