From the monthly archives: July 2013
This short story, by Eric B. Ruark, was previously published in Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine.
It was January. Outside the sheriff’s station, it was cold and cloudy. The county trucks had just finished pretreating the roads in anticipation of the coming snow storm. Inside, […]
by Robert Emmett Murphy, Jr.
A young man set up his camera and recorded the conduct of the police at a DUI checkpoint. Both the audio and video quality are good, so exactly what unfolded in this incident is not in question. This has […]
In last week’s Jack the Ripper episode, our dedicated Crime Sleuth Krystal Zara introduced the still unidentified killer and described his first known murder — that of streetwalker Polly Ann Nicolas – which occurred on August 31, 1888 and shocked and […]
A warm All Things Crime Blog welcome to Darlene Owen who has graciously contributed this personal story of how — as a school girl in Canada — she lived through the kidnapping, rape and murder of Kristen French, and how it changed her and […]
by Bob Couttie
Six years after three-year-old Madeleine McCann disappeared in Portugal, Britain’s Metropolitan Police have opened a new investigation targeting 38 persons of interest. They have stated that there is a good chance that Madeleine is still alive.
by Bob Couttie
Did Lauren Valliers, a 42-year old French tour guide living in Cambodia, kill his four children, aged 2 to 11 years old, and drive his 4X4 Nissan Patrol into a pond at the back of his house in September 2011? […]
All Things Crime Blog extends a warm welcome to crime scene researcher Krystal Zara who — with assistance from Patrick H. Moore — has contributed this compelling tale of Jack the Ripper and his first known victim, London streetwalker Polly Ann […]
