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Murder Revisited
http://murderrevisited.blogspot.com
"There are four kinds of homicide: felonious, excusable, justifiable and praiseworthy."
(Ambrose Bierce, 1842-1914). This blog explores true crime. I must admit that like many Americans, I have an intense fascination with murder and the steps leading to the apprehension of the guilty.
- Added on: Mar 11th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: FNE
- Listed in: Law Law & Legal
- Tags: crime law murder victim murderer punishment
Recent Posts
The "Antifree" Murders
On the morning of August 22, 2005 Stacey Castor went to work at Liverpool Heating and Air Conditioning. She was the office manager for her husband, David Castor Sr, who owned the business. She made several attempts to call his cell phone but he re...
Cordelia\'s Candy
31-year-old John P. Dunning had the kind lifestyle that many people dream of. He was a well-regarded war correspondent and had a devoted wife, Mary, who was the daughter of former congressman John B. Pennington of Dover Delaware.In 1891 the couple m...
"Lambeth Poisoner"
Thomas Neill Cream was born in Glasgow Scotland May 27, 1850. At the age of 4 his father moved the family to Canada where he opened a prosperous lumber mill. His siblings eventually joined their father in the family business but Thomas was more in...
Stevie?...Or Is It Sarah?
On the night of July 1, 1997, the fire department responded to a 2-alarm fire in the 2100 block of 50th Ave in Oakland, California. Just moments earlier a woman ran from her burning house; the bottom of her dress ablaze. One of her neighbor's poure...
The Murdering Modiste
Marie Alexandrine was a woman with passable looks and big dreams. She was born in 1877 in Liege Belgium. At age 33 she settled into the role of a virtuous and proper housewife when she married Charles Becker, a cabinetmaker.By age 53 she was thorou...
A Killing In Hollywood
Hollywood is no stranger to scandal. There is no question that under all the glitz and glamour lies a world filled with greed and degradation. Hopefuls arrive daily in search of fame and fortune and are willing to sell their souls in order to attai...
