From the monthly archives: August 2013
by Bob Couttie
Lawyers are demanding bail for Olivier Van Den Bogaert, the 41-year old Belgian accused of murdering a French tourist in the resort town of Kampot, Cambodia. With inconclusive DNA assays and no conclusive evidence after a six month investigation, Van Den […]
by Robert Emmett Murphy, Jr.
Part Three–The National Black Republicans Association files Articles of Impeachment against President Barack Obama–Concerning the Benghazi, Fast & Furious, and IRS scandals.
Any American Citizen has the right to file Articles of Impeachment against any President, but lacking the […]
by Robert Emmett Murphy, Jr.
Part Two – 2009 and forward – The Rise of the New Age of the Scurrilous.
President Obama was sworn into office in January 2009. Within seven weeks, Right-Wing pundits were already calling for his Impeachment, but it would […]
by Patrick H. Moore
In early June, Judge Carlos A. Samour, Jr. allowed murder suspect James Holmes — who killed 12 and wounded 59 victims at the Aurora Theater shooting — to change his plea to not guilty by reason of insanity. An independent […]
by BJW Nashe
Elmore “Dutch” Leonard, the man who single-handedly revitalized crime writing in America, died on Tuesday morning at his home in Bloomfield Township, Michigan. Complications from a recent stroke are listed as the cause of death. Leonard was 87 years old.
Some […]
by Robert Emmett Murphy, Jr.
It took America Almost 200 Years for Democracy to be Made Enforceable by Law; It Took Less Than 50 Years to Slit Democracy’s Throat and Leave Her to Bleed Out on the Court House Steps.
You probably don’t know […]
by Patrick H. Moore
In early January of 1993, Karla Homolka, after enduring a particularly brutal beating at the hands of fellow serial killer Paul Bernardo – at the urging of her family – made the life-altering decision to escape from the shadow of […]
All Things Crime Blog is delighted to post the following teaser for “The Girl Who Wouldn’t Die”, by Erika Hayasaki.
Mike, Vince, and Eddie offered the girl a ride home. Suspecting nothing, Christina accepted.
It was a warm summer night in Los Angeles and […]
Book review by Patrick H. Moore
True crime is a broad and immensely popular genre. Literally millions of Americans raptly follow the hot crime stories of the day, week and month. It is also a literary genre, often […]
by Patrick H. Moore
The recent breaking news about Lyn Mitchell, the Missouri cow farmer who believes her cows were mutilated by aliens, got me to thinking about what we could do to counter an alien attack, should one occur. The more I thought […]
