Book Recs for a crime class for teenagers

[callie7]

Hi! I'm a high school teacher looking for recommendations for a True Crime Class I want to teach next year. The books can be either fiction or non fiction. Thanks!!
So far I have:

The Trial
Defending Jacob
To Kill a Mockingbird
and possible  Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (but I have not read this one, so I'm not too sure)
Thank you so much for any feedback or ideas!!

[charlatti]

In Cold Blood -- we read that in a high school sociology class and it's one of the few books that most everyone actually read instead of skimming.

ETA how does fiction work for true crime? I thought the definition of the genre was, you know, true. Sounds like an interesting class! 

[Nonny]

The only (fiction) crime book I've read that would probably be age appropriate is Pudd'nhead Wilson.

[starshine1977]

Who Killed My Daughter? by Lois Duncan would be good. She's actually a YA author and this book is about her daughter's unsolved murder.
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children would not be appropriate. It is not a crime book. It is fantasy.

[starshine1977]

Columbine by Dave Cullen. Very well written analysis of the crime.

[starshine1977]

Catch Me if You Can by Frank Abagnale.

[starshine1977]

The Innocent Man- John Grisham

ETA- This is John Grisham's only non-fiction book

[alleinesein]

What age? If its predominately seniors you might be able to get away with having them read Damaged Goods.  The plot/crime is like a bad soap opera/reality tv show: Murder, transvestites, money.  The accused is one of my mom's old coworkers.