From the monthly archives: July 2014
by Thomas Davidson
Question: Shootings, robbery, beheadings, and cosmology—is there a link? Can cosmology provide fresh insight, a new lens through which we apprehend violent crime and cosmic justice?
Even better question: Can men with a history of domestic abuse be blocked before they […]
by Lise LaSalle
“Never apologize, mister, it’s a sign of weakness.”
“Courage is being scared to death, but saddling up anyway.”
“A man deserves a second chance, but keep an eye on him.”
“A man’s got […]
by Darcia Helle
When I hear the phrase “Trial by Media”, I think of high profile cases like OJ Simpson’s trial for murdering Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman. I think of Nancy Grace and the other pundits who pronounce their opinions as fact, all […]
shared by Rick Stack with a brief word of explanation by Patrick H. Moore
Yesterday was an interesting day in the brief and sometimes stormy history of All Things Crime Blog. First, I want to thank Lise LaSalle for writing a courageous post in […]
by Lorenz
I am an American citizen born and raised in Germany. While I love the USA and this is my home country, my values, I have found, are grounded in those of Western Europe, as I am discovering in my early 40s.
by Mike Roche
Until last Wednesday, the Darin and Kim Campbell family lived in a rented 1.6 million dollar Tampa mansion, the former home of retired tennis star James Blake. The house sat behind the gates of the prestigious and very private Avila development, […]
by Nicholas Frank
He (Nathan) also informed us that he was going to be transferred. “Pelican Bay” is what he wrote. I thought that was absolutely nuts. I knew Pelican Bay to be the Alcatraz of our time – the place for the worst […]
by Starks Shrink
On July 2nd 2005, Oklahoma resident Sheilla Shea took a knife and stabbed her six year old son, Patric, to death in front of her other three children, one of whom wrestled her to the floor and took the knife. Her […]
