From the monthly archives: October 2014
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 […]
by Bob Couttie
It was 11.45pm on 11 October this year when room attendant Elias Gallamos entered Room 1 at the Celzone Lodge, a short-time hotel, in Olongapo, Philippines, for the second time that evening. Fifteen minutes earlier he had seen a pair of […]
commentary by Patrick H. Moore
Dennis Lynn Rader is one of our more famous living serial killers, in part because of his penchant for writing taunting letters to the police and local newspapers in which he would demand attention from the press while […]
commentary by Patrick H. Moore
Now that the guilty verdict has been delivered in the Michael Dunn re-trial for the death of Jordan Davis, it is a foregone conclusion that he will spend the rest of his life in prison. Jordan Davis’ family feels […]
by Rick Stack
It has been said that justice delayed is justice denied. In the case of Florida teenager Jordan Davis, that legal aphorism is not entirely accurate. More than seven months after the jury in the first trial of Jordan’s killer, 47-year old […]
