From the monthly archives: August 2014
The Burning Festival is once again upon us so it wouldn’t be right for us not to re-post BJW Nashe’s classic post, “Burning Man 2013 Theme Has Been Changed to CRIME”
by BJW Nashe
Sources tell us that the Burning Man Organization […]
by JJ Rogers
Like most people, I am blocked from comprehending true evil, which is probably fortunate. It’s not that I haven’t tried. I’m one of those who grew up watching Dracula, Frankenstein, and the Werewolf. It was a wonderful escape, an exercise in […]
by Robert Emmett Murphy, Jr.
STOP THE PRESSES: “All Things Crime Blog” provides better reporting than most professional journalists on a story of national importance! Blogger without law degree provides better legal analysis than rich and famous celebrity Judge with thirty-plus years legal experience.
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book review by Patrick H. Moore
A handsome new hardback edition of Frederick Forsyth’s The Day of the Jackal has recently been published by The Folio Society Ltd. In addition to being treated to the text itself, the reader will enjoy a series of […]
This incredibly moving post is by an All Things Crime Blog reader. We thank the author, Geo Ack, for his permission for us to post this insightful meditation.
I always wondered why I never became a serial killer. Then I realized that even though […]
by BJW Nashe
A Comeback. J.D. Salinger, who died in January of 2010, is now poised to make a posthumous literary comeback. A probing biography released earlier this year sheds new light on the enigmatic author, whose life has been largely shrouded in mystery. […]
by Robert Emmett Murphy, Jr.
Presidential hopeful, and longest-ever sitting Texas Governor, Rick Perry, has been indicted for two felonies and is facing a potential (but improbable) 109 years in prison. His supporters are screaming witch-hunt. His detractors say its long-over-due.
Please relax while, […]
by Yalonda Laugh and Patrick H. Moore
The Karla Homolka and Paul Bernardo rape-and-school-girl serial murder case has drawn great attention both in Canada and the United States since the young husband and wife team shocked Canada by […]
by BJW Nashe
Superstar Murderer. The scope of Charles Manson’s fame is an odd phenomenon in the history of American culture. Manson was a violent criminal convicted of mass murder in 1970. The fact that he has been turned into something much more — […]
