On the left: Elizabeth Short(Black Dahlia); On the right: The sketch of Zodiac Killer For more than half a century, two of America’s most disturbing unsolved crimes have existed side by side, studied ...

The mystery serial killer would claim the lives of at least five victims and was in the midst of his protracted cat-and-mouse game with police and the media. He had at that stage attacked two young ...

When police questioned Marvin Margolis following the murder of Elizabeth Short — who became known as the Black Dahlia — he lied about how well he had known her. The 22-year-old Short had been found ...

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A user on the social media site, who had an altercation with the suspect before the shooting, “blew this case wide open,” Rhode Island’s attorney general said. Reporter Lead Global Correspondent A ...

Two Florida cold cases that have remained shrouded in mystery for years have finally been solved, according to authorities. Both cases — a fatal stabbing in 2007 and a fatal shooting in 2022 — took ...

O’Neill, who has led Woodside Energy since 2021, will be oil and gas company’s first female chief executive Business live – latest updates BP’s board has appointed its first female chief executive in ...

Ms O’Neill will take over as chief executive on April 1, replacing Murray Auchincloss, who agreed with his chairman to leave once a capable successor was found. She will become the first woman and the ...

The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) on December 16 started the registration for January 2026 fresh admission. Students willing to register against the January 2026 fresh academic ...

She is Big Oil’s first female chief executive, the first outsider to take charge of BP in its 116-year history, and one of the few openly gay leaders in the energy industry. And now Meg O’Neill has ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Woodside chief executive Meg O’Neill is leaving Australia’s largest oil and gas producer to take up a new job as boss of global energy ...