Category: history

Serial killer investigation leads to breakthrough in separate, 36-year-old cold case

Post author By G. Sherwood
Post date October 25, 2015

Source: Serial killer investigation leads to breakthrough in separate, 36-year-old cold case

Coroners Report

Post author By G. Sherwood
Post date October 24, 2015

Originally posted on Casebook: Classic Crime:
Coroners Report 0615 Casebook: Classic Crime present : ‘The Coroners Report‘ A free electronic post conference edition of Casebook: Classic Crime magazine. This issue: new writing by Kate Colquhoun, author of the acclaimed ‘Did she kill him?‘ and the prolific king of crime Jonathan Oates. Frogg Moody explains why…

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New cover for Snake Avenue

Post author By G. Sherwood
Post date October 17, 2015

Lightning strikes an upside down world.

Tags crime scene, forensic science, Jeanette Stephens, Louise Teuber, Madeline Everett, May Martin, Melba Everett, Nina Martin, Virginia Brooks

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Changeling (film)

Post author By G. Sherwood
Post date October 11, 2015

Some films are so moving it becomes necessary for me to learn more to try to resolve it somehow, as if the emotion is left unfinished. There was some satisfaction in the form of resolution in the Wikipedia article about “Changeling,” staring Angelina Jolie and directed by Clint Eastwood. The article is surprisingly in depth […]

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Snake Avenue: The Cold Case of Ten-year-old Virgina Brooks

Post author By G. Sherwood
Post date October 8, 2015

Virginia Brooks was missing for a month before her body was found. Was a serial killer responsible? The two little Martin sisters were murdered in 1924, and two more sisters in 1937, the Everett sisters along with their friend Jeanette Stephens. This third book is a detailed report that puts together the facts found at […]