From the monthly archives: January 2014
by BJW Nashe
In the early 1970s, the charming seaside town of Santa Cruz, California was plagued by a series of murders. The main culprits were a trio of serial killers who claimed the lives of at least 23 victims. In Part One of […]
afterword by Patrick H. Moore
Two Dallas-area teenagers, Jamal Harris, 17, and Aaron Arias, 19, were on their way to pick up a friend from work in Seogoville, 20 miles south of Dallas, when they saw an “attractive” woman in the backseat of another car. […]
by Thomas Davidson
Telephone terrorism is on the rise! That sound you hear is not a dial tone. It’s an incoming missile. Defend yourself!
Ring…ring!
by BJW Nashe
People love weapons. They always have, and perhaps always will. Weaponry has played a considerable role in the rich and troubled history of our species, and in the rise and fall of various civilizations. Weapons are a source of fascination: people […]
A warm All Things Crime Blog welcome to JJ Rogers, our newest contributor. In the course of his eclectic life, JJ has found plenty of time to study the heinous crimes of The Pacific Northwest which he will be presenting in […]
by Bob Couttie
Legends are not always true and so it is with robber Ronnie Biggs who died on 18 December 2013. He was part of a gang responsible for the 1963 Great Train Robbery which took in a haul of 2.6 million pounds […]
