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Why are we still obsessed with serial killers? A new exhibit forces the question

A new exhibit about serial killers in NYC has visitors stepping inside recreations of infamous crime scenes so disturbing visitors must sign a waiver. But the experience also taps into a deeper question – why are we still drawn to real–life horror? asks Andrea Cavallier

The Independent UK

Melania Trump Mocked: Expert Claims 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' Is Aiding New Film

Melania Trump's documentary moves to Prime Video after a weak box office run, as Jimmy Kimmel's mockery sparks debate over whether ridicule can boost curiosity.

International Business Times UK

‘The act of someone who was enraged at her’: Medical experts slam newest Ellen Greenberg suicide report

Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Lindsay Simon concluded that Ellen Greenberg’s death “is best classified as ‘suicide,’” despite new findings revealing three additional stab wounds and 20 new bruises

The Independent UK

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Legal loophole psychiatrist fears Lori Vallow Daybell will use to appeal murder conviction

JJ, seven and Tylee, 16, were killed after being 'tortured' and Lori Vallow Daybell has been convicted in their gruesome murders. But Carole Lieberman, a forensic psychiatrist and expert witness, says there's a lot the mother could use on her appeal

Daily Mirror

Meghan Markle would reunite with cut-off family on one condition, says expert

Meghan Markle is estranged from her father's side of the family, but Thomas Markle Snr has said he is 'desperate' for Meghan to forgive him 'before it's too late'

Daily Mirror

‘Help! I’ve become my boyfriend’s mum’: The unstoppable rise of the manchild

Dating discourse is currently overwhelmed by tales of women folding their boyfriends’ clothes and being met with tantrums rather than conversation. But, asks Ellie Muir, does the problem of so-called ‘manchildren’ mask a deeper truth about relationships today?

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