From the monthly archives: September 2014
by Molly Nox
The average person fortunately does not come into contact with dead bodies on a regular basis, but a growing population increases the likelihood that you may have this experience one day, so you better be ready. The Center for Disease Prevention […]
by Patrick H. Moore
Even those who harbor a violent distaste for Karla would probably agree that she is an extremely fascinating woman. If she were dull or ordinary or mundane, she would not be the subject of so much conjecture and the object […]
compiled by Patrick H. Moore
In the annals of serial killers, there is probably no one creepier than Eddie Gein, the Plainfield, Wisconsin, mama’s boy par excellence. Largely forgotten due to the obscurity of his rural existence and the fact that many more urbane serial […]
by BJW Nashe
When “Dimebag” Darrell Abbott, who gained fame in the 1990s as a groove-metal guitarist for the band Pantera, was killed in 2004, many of us found the news hard to take. Rock stars are notoriously prone to early death. They overdose, […]
by BJW Nashe
The Zodiac Killer is responsible for the most confounding series of murders in the history of American crime. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, Zodiac terrorized the San Francisco Bay Area community with senseless shootings and stabbings, followed by a […]
by Darcia Helle
Humans have a long history of finding new and unique ways to kill each other, and the death penalty offers the perfect outlet for the more creative voyeurs among us. We want our vengeance, but we don’t want to […]
by Patrick H. Moore
Murderpedia brings us the tragic story of Jim Gordon, the great rock drummer who in his prime played with a list of rock notables that sounds like a “Who’s Who in Rock ‘n Roll.” Jim, who was born in 1945, […]
by The Little B
It has taken me a few days to feel like I could write about this. The suicide of Robin Williams was difficult to write about. This.. this is just.. I don’t know what this is. We hear about it. We […]
by John Palucci
I would like to shed some light on one particular question that has attracted a lot of attention in Ferguson, MO; why was the body at the crime scene for so long?
Looking at it from a forensic perspective, the position […]
by John Paolucci
11:30 at night, South Bronx, NYC, in the basement of a Housing Project, a dozen cops congregate in the back of a dingy room. Some are sitting, some standing, talking, smoking, writing in their memo books. Any sign of shoe polish […]
