From the monthly archives: June 2013
by BJW Nashe
Most violent crimes are not committed by mentally ill individuals. Yet the percentage of violent crimes they do commit is worth paying attention to since they are for the most part predictable, and thus preventable. For instance, specialists estimate that 10 […]
We here at All Things Crime Blog extend a warm welcome to Yalonda Laugh. Yalonda is a Karla Homolka super-sleuth and is the main author of this post. We thank her for digging deep and providing us with a fascinating depiction of Karla’s childhood.
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by Patrick H. Moore
The list of radio and television personalities who have had their lives cut short by murder includes Bob Crane, the incredibly popular Los Angeles morning radio personality, circa 1960, and the star of “Hogan’s Heroes.” Crane was bludgeoned to death […]
ThrillerInk.com is a very cool website that reviews newly-penned crime thrillers and publishes guest posts by crime writers on various topics concerning the gentle art of crime writing. ThrillerInk asked Patrick H. Moore of All Things Crime Blog to write a guest post […]
by BJW Nashe
Sources tell us that the Burning Man Organization will soon announce that it has decided to scrap the “Cargo Cult” theme for this year’s event, in favor of the more provocative theme of “CRIME.” Previous themes have included open-ended, amorphous concepts […]
Our Cambodian correspondent Bob Couttie is back, only this time Bob has donned his English cloak of mannered respectability. In this colorful recounting of the 1924 Byfleet murder of Alfred Poynter Jones by the nefarious Frenchman Jean Vaquier, Bob provides a delightful snapshot of […]
by Patrick H. Moore
There is a crisis of epic proportions brewing in the world of criminal defense. Due to the huge increase in the U.S. prison population over the past 50 years (approximately 1,000 per cent), combined with large spending cuts, the work […]
All Things Crime Blog is pleased to welcome back our Cambodian correspondent Bob Couttie. In this post, Bob provides exclusive information on the case of Ophelia Begnis, a 25-year old French tourist who was brutally raped and murdered in Kampot on February 9th.
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