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The Midnight Ride of Jonathan Luna

William Keisling

Shortly before midnight on December 3, 2003, young Assistant United States Attorney Jonathan Luna vanishes from his desk in the federal courthouse in downtown Baltimore.

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Crime Junkie

It was written by Bill Kiesling, who was haunted by the case, and included details about Jonathan's injuries that differed from the official reports, such as wounds on his back and groin.

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One of those people is a man named Bill Kiesling. He didn't know Jonathan, but the case has haunted him ever since he learned about it. So much so that he wrote a book about it called The Midnight Rid...

— Episode: CONSPIRACY: Jonathan Luna

Episode: CONSPIRACY: Jonathan Luna

It was written by Bill Kiesling, who was haunted by the case, and included details about Jonathan's injuries that differed from the official reports, such as wounds on his back and groin.

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One of those people is a man named Bill Kiesling. He didn't know Jonathan, but the case has haunted him ever since he learned about it. So much so that he wrote a book about it called The Midnight Ride of Jonathan Luna.

First they say Jonathan wasn't just stabbed in the chest and neck. He had stab wounds on his back below his shoulder blades, which he couldn't have caused himself.

And Bill also says they noticed multiple stab wounds to his groin, including a large slash to his scrotum.

And finally, there were multiple severe wounds to his hands, as in his hands were shredded, like long cuts between his fingers and slices to the fronts and backs of both hands.

Going West: True Crime

It was published in 2004, detailing the corruption within the Jonathan Luna case and various theories about his murder.

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In 2004, a man named William Keisling published a book called The Midnight Ride of Jonathan Luna detailing all of the corruption within the case and possible theories that led to Jonathan's murder.

— Episode: Jonathan Luna // 255

Episode: Jonathan Luna // 255

It was published in 2004, detailing the corruption within the Jonathan Luna case and various theories about his murder.

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In 2004, a man named William Keisling published a book called The Midnight Ride of Jonathan Luna detailing all of the corruption within the case and possible theories that led to Jonathan's murder.

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