Dr. Buck Ruxton thought he could get away with killing his wife and their maid, but a transformative advancement in forensic ...

The Saw franchise features 10 movies with Jigsaw, a villain who kills at least 80 victims through complex traps. Jigsaw's elaborate torture devices make his murders even more terrifying.

A search has been launched for the families of two women killed 90 years ago in the Jigsaw Murders, after their skulls were rediscovered in a university storeroom. The deaths of Isabella Ruxton and ...

In the film, a sadistic killer known as Jigsaw kidnaps his victims and forces them to suffer through elaborate traps and ...

The bodies of Isabella Ruxton and Mary Rogerson were found in Moffat, Dumfries and Galloway in 1935, in part of a case known as the “Jigsaw Murders” because of the challenge in putting together the ...

The case is known as the "Jigsaw Murders" because experts had to piece together the victims' remains, which had been dismembered and badly mutilated. Former Assistant Chief Constable Tom Wood ...

The creative traps were still winnable, so the victims could technically escape and survive. Its biggest draw is the mystery of who the Jigsaw Killer (Tobin Bell) is, plus it has two major plot ...

The case became known as “The Jigsaw Murders” as Smith and Glaister ... is now making a public appeal for the relatives of the victims as it is not known whether Isabella and Buck Ruxton ...

The extensive efforts to identify the victims and the circumstances of the crime led the case to be dubbed "The Jigsaw Murders." Here’s what happened, and here's how investigators used new ...

An X-ray of Isabella Ruxton's skull was a crucial piece of evidence in the case A search has been launched for the families of two women killed 90 years ago in the Jigsaw Murders, after their ...

The skulls of two women killed in what was nicknamed the ‘jigsaw murders’ have been rediscovered in a store cupboard at Edinburgh University ...