Tag: Virginia Brooks

Unspeakable

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

The new background image of the web site is of a too-similar funeral in 1937. It is included in Snake Avenue, but I have gigs and gigs of research, much of it shocking and disturbing, and this picture is probably the most powerful. There is no understanding on any of their faces. There is bewilderment, […]

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

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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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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 […]

Tags Albert Dyer, forensic science, Jeanette Stephens, Louise Teuber, Madeline Everett, May Martin, Melba Everett, Nina Martin, S.C. Stone, Virginia Brooks

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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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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 […]