Howard Blum

The question they're asking: Did Bryan Kohberger commit murder to impress his forensic-psychology professor?

Their eight-day mission to the International Space Station stretched to more than nine months. But Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore’s journey to the stars began decades earlier.

Eight months after Butch Wilmore and Sunni Williams left for the International Space Station, Musk has emerged as their potential savior.

Have Bryan Kohberger's defense attorneys stumbled onto a get out of jail free card?

Early hearings reveal a drama-laden battle between a prosecution lacking a motive—and a murder weapon—and a defense struggling to find suitable jurors.

Despite Bryan Kohberger’s arrest, Steve Goncalves suspects that the killer might have had accomplices.

The alleged Idaho student murderer’s defense team is planning to prove their client wasn’t even at the scene of the crime.

In Part IV of Howard Blum’s investigation into the Idaho student murders, he looks at the people who helped connect the dots.

Anthony Broadwater spent 16 years in prison for the rape of novelist Alice Sebold—a crime he did not commit. Now comes a precisely calculated payback.

The investigation into the Moscow killings and the manhunt for the alleged murderer was crowd-sourced—for better and worse.

In Part II of his investigation, Howard Blum reveals new details into the F.B.I.’s search for a killer, and the father-son road trip that ended with Bryan Kohberger’s arrest.

In Part I of his investigation, Howard Blum travels to the quaint town of Moscow and reveals new details about the crime—and the manhunt.

A retired C.I.A. officer gets back into the game to solve a perplexing case.

He spent 16 years in prison for the rape of novelist Alice Sebold, a crime he did not commit. Part III in our series reveals where Broadwater is now.

It took a team of obsessed avengers to exonerate Anthony Broadwater, the man wrongly convicted of the rape of the writer Alice Sebold.

How Timothy Mucciante, a film producer with a sketchy past, spotted the cracks in Alice Sebold's story—and helped bring about the exoneration of Anthony Broadwater.

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