Category: serial killers

She kept calling to me to have her story told

Post author By G. Sherwood
Post date October 1, 2015

She was acknowledged in Colder Case but that wasn’t good enough. This next project is almost ready and is coming very soon.

Tags Jeanette Stephens, Louise Teuber, Madeline Everett, May Martin, Melba Everett, Nina Martin, Virginia Brooks

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From the Baldwin Hills looking down from about the same perspective as the cover of Colder Case

Post author By G. Sherwood
Post date June 19, 2015

The Village Green in 1943.

Tags Baldwin Hills, Jeanette Stephens, Madeline Everett, Melba Everett

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Georgette Bauerdorf, an Unsolved Murder, Part 27

Post author By G. Sherwood
Post date May 29, 2015

? Oct. 20, 1944: Garner Brown examines the piece of crepe tetra used to kill Georgette Bauerdorf, Daily News. ? In an attempt to distill the character traits of the man who killed Georgette Bauerdorf, we have been looking at his unusual and unnecessary behavior at the crime scene: Putting the body in the bathtub,…

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Uncivil Twilight Released!

Post author By G. Sherwood
Post date April 29, 2015

Two sisters, May and Nina Martin, 12 and 8, disappeared from the Glen Airy District at the base of the Baldwin Hills in Los Angeles on August 23, 1924. Most houses were no more than a few years old and some streets and lots were graded but houses were yet to be built. The children […]

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Paperback released!

Post author By G. Sherwood
Post date March 30, 2015

@ AMAZON.com The crime scenes. The P&E track from Culver City to Amoco (center) is the southern boundary of the Glen Airy District. Two sisters, May and Nina Martin, 12 and 8, disappeared from the Glen Airy District at the base of the Baldwin Hills in Los Angeles on August 23, 1924. Most houses were no […]