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Crime Magazine launched in November 1998 with a straightforward mission: write about true crime in an authoritative, fact-based manner. Founded by veteran journalists J.J. Maloney and J. Patrick O'Connor, the publication has become a go-to source for serious crime research and investigative reportin...
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Crime Magazine launched in November 1998 with a straightforward mission: write about true crime in an authoritative, fact-based manner. Founded by veteran journalists J.J. Maloney and J. Patrick O'Connor, the publication has become a go-to source for serious crime research and investigative reporting.
The site maintains comprehensive coverage across dozens of crime categories:
"With the purpose of writing about true crime in an authoritative, fact-based manner..." - Crime Magazine mission statement
Every article prioritizes accuracy and research depth. Editor J. Patrick O'Connor maintains strict journalistic standards, refusing sensationalism in favor of documented facts.
One of their most significant investigative projects is "Justice on Fire" — O'Connor's detailed account of the 1988 Kansas City firefighters explosion that killed six firefighters and the subsequent wrongful convictions of five people from the Marlborough neighborhood. O'Connor's investigation exposed the serious gaps in evidence and injustice in the case.
Contributors have authored books including: - "Protecting the Presidential Candidates – From JFK to Biden" by Mel Ayton - "The Forgotten Terrorist – Sirhan Sirhan and the RFK Assassination" by Mel Ayton
The publication features over 100 established crime writers and journalists, including: - Mel Ayton - Presidential security and assassination specialist - J. Patrick O'Connor - Editor and investigative crime reporter - Ron Chepesiuk - Organized crime expert - David Lohr - Cold case investigator - Seth Ferranti - Drug crime and organized crime historian
They maintain links to legitimate criminal justice resources: - Center on Wrongful Convictions - Centurion Ministries - Help Free the Innocent - Criminal Records databases
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