Aphrodite Jones

Aphrodite Jones is a bestselling true crime author and journalist who uses her reporter's hunch to investigate and write about murder. Through her eyes, Jones brings readers inside murder cases as she explores dark motives and conveys the emotional truths hiding behind the tragedy. Over the past two decades, Jones has written a string of best-selling true crime books and has provided TV commentary and expert insights into the psychological profiles of both criminals and victims. In recent...See more

Aphrodite Jones is a bestselling true crime author and journalist who uses her reporter's hunch to investigate and write about murder. Through her eyes, Jones brings readers inside murder cases as she explores dark motives and conveys the emotional truths hiding behind the tragedy. Over the past two decades, Jones has written a string of best-selling true crime books and has provided TV commentary and expert insights into the psychological profiles of both criminals and victims. In recent years, the author created a hit reality crime TV series, True Crime with Aphrodite Jones , which aired on Investigation Discovery for six seasons. The series followed Jones as she unraveled new mysteries lurking behind cases that shocked America, among them: Casey Anthony, Scott Peterson, Jon Benet Ramsey, Phil Spector, the Menendez Brothers, and Chandra Levy. Jones knows the crime world first hand. She's known as a TV persona who doesn't sugar-coat important issues for viewers. She has a penchant for "telling it like it is" and in her 25 years of crime reporting, Jones has been asked to investigate and comment on everything from the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks to the trials of O.J. Simpson. She has appeared as a crime expert on CNN, MSNBC, FOX News, HLN, Court TV, TLC, Entertainment Tonight , Inside Edition, Extra!, Anderson Cooper Live , Forensic Files , E! News , The New Detectives , American Justice, Deadline Crime, The Jury Speaks, CBS This Morning, The Today Show , Dateline NBC, and Dr. Oz . Her website is ... See less