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In the late 19th century, crime scene photography was designed to capture accurate, objective overviews. The rise of tabloid journalism helped transform what was once a private forensic document into an aesthetic style. Join us as we trace its shift from crime-solving tool to commercially valuable art-world staple, analysing why it continues to capture the public imagination, and exploring what this says about our enduring relationship to glamour, sex, death, true crime, and violent aesthetic imagery.