About CrimeAtlas
An interactive map and reference documenting notable true-crime cases from around the world.
What you'll find
- ▸ An interactive world map where every case is a pin you can explore, color-coded by crime category.
- ▸ A dedicated page for each case with a summary, perpetrator and victim details, location, and curated video coverage.
- ▸ Search and filtering by country, year, status, and topic tags, plus related-case suggestions.
Who runs this
CrimeAtlas is an independent educational project created, curated, and maintained by Sašo Špacapan — a personal undertaking, not a company, news organization, or government body. Every case is researched and added by hand.
How we research and source cases
Cases are compiled from publicly available sources and cited so you can verify them. We present cases factually and respectfully, and treat every entry as a living document. Full details — our sourcing standards, accuracy and corrections policy, and how we handle sensitive content — are on our editorial standards page.
Read our Editorial Standards & MethodologyContact & corrections
Questions, feedback, or a correction? Email info@crimeatlas.earth. We review every correction request.