Romeo And Juliet
William Shakespeare
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Worse Than Murder - Starkville, Mississippi
Two comedians look at a small town, what makes it tick, and a murder that took place there. In depth research, horrible tragedy, and the hosts' comedic spin on the whole thing. New episodes every Thursday!!
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Guidelines for Conducting Homicide Investigations, by Detectives, for Detectives
It was mentioned as a great book that discussed the importance of knowing the 'where' and 'what' of a crime, rather than focusing solely on the 'why'.
The great book I've talked about several times, the David Simon Homicide book, right? The Homicide Detectives. They said, like, I don't give a shit why somebody could...
— Episode: #13 - Murder Bubbling Under The Surface...
It was mentioned as a great book that discussed the importance of knowing the 'where' and 'what' of a crime, rather than focusing solely on the 'why'.
The great book I've talked about several times, the David Simon Homicide book, right? The Homicide Detectives. They said, like, I don't give a shit why somebody could give me the where and the what. I don't care.
Also known as Shirley
It was mentioned as a book written by Shelley Winters in 1980, causing some confusion with the podcast's subject, Shirley Winters, who was also active in the 1980s.
So Also Known as Shirley, she wrote in 1980 as this woman was killing children in New York.
— Episode: #8 - A Trail Of Ashes & Bodies in Otisco...
It was mentioned as a book written by Shelley Winters in 1980, causing some confusion with the podcast's subject, Shirley Winters, who was also active in the 1980s.
So Also Known as Shirley, she wrote in 1980 as this woman was killing children in New York.
A Mormon Doctor, His Beautiful Wife, and an Almost Perfect Murder
The book provided a very detailed account of Martin McNeil's life and crimes. The audiobook version was noted to be quite long, suggesting a deep dive into the case.
And I'll give you the title of the book later. So it doesn't give away the whole story here.
— Episode: #531 - Dr Serial Killer - Pleasant Grove...
The book provided a very detailed account of Martin McNeil's life and crimes. The audiobook version was noted to be quite long, suggesting a deep dive into the case.
And I'll give you the title of the book later. So it doesn't give away the whole story here.
And I'll give you the title of the book here. It's called The Stranger She Loved and it's very detailed by Shanna Hogan.
The audio book's like 11 and a half hours long so it's a it's got a lot of detail it's very interesting if you want to find out more about Martin a lot of it's in there.
It was described as very funny and dark, with humorous subject matter. The podcast host strongly recommended it.
Also, yeah, you should buy those T-shirts, by the way.
— Episode: #94 - Going For His Murder Badge in Peta...
It was described as very funny and dark, with humorous subject matter. The podcast host strongly recommended it.
Also, yeah, you should buy those T-shirts, by the way.
Also, by Sarah's book, it's very goddamn funny. I'm telling you that I'm not say if I husband or not, if it sucked, I'd be like, you're on a book. But it's actually fucking hilarious.
It really is. So by it's called Small Potatoes. Sarah Hunt, get it on Amazon. You'll enjoy it. Trust me.
Her sense of humor is is dark and funny. And it's about just funny shit.
The Frank Jarvis Atwood Interview
This book is a full-length interview with a wrongfully convicted man, Frank Jarvis Atwood, who was on death row for 30 years. The author, George K., conducted the interview.
Thank you for checking me out here on amazon. I posted a sneak peek chapter one of my next book Victimly Insane, the Frank Jarvis Atwood interview. I'm both excited and nervous to wri...
— Episode: #92 - The Couple That Kills Together......
This book is a full-length interview with a wrongfully convicted man, Frank Jarvis Atwood, who was on death row for 30 years. The author, George K., conducted the interview.
Thank you for checking me out here on amazon. I posted a sneak peek chapter one of my next book Victimly Insane, the Frank Jarvis Atwood interview. I'm both excited and nervous to write a book outside of my genre of resource guides for prisoners and their families. You know, lists. Victimly Insane is a book length interview with a wrongfully convicted man who was still on death row after 30 years. Amazingly, Frank Atwood answered all my questions. None of that politician sidestep here. I found Frank to be honest, sincere, reformed, and a sharper mind than mine at 62 years.
Alan Bartels presented this book at the 150th anniversary of Fort Hartsuff in Ord, Nebraska. The presentation was part of a schedule of events celebrating the fort's history.
100 things to do in the sand hills before you die
— Episode: #519 - Show Me Your Belly - Ord, Nebrask...
Alan Bartels presented this book at the 150th anniversary of Fort Hartsuff in Ord, Nebraska. The presentation was part of a schedule of events celebrating the fort's history.
100 things to do in the sand hills before you die
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