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***MURDER-FOR-HIRE CASE SUMMARY – DISCRETION IS ADVISED***
BLOG POST #265: A Broken Heart
When you realize the man you’re seeing—a.k.a. your boss—is not a good match for you and you move on, you’d probably never think your new girlfriend or boyfriend would be in danger. I’m sure the woman in this case didn’t either. Read More
BLOG POST #260: The Principal’s Husband
When a spouse dies from suspicious circumstance—it works both ways that the husband or the wife are the first suspect. In this true-crime case review, the local law enforcement promptly arrested the wife, a 46-year-old elementary school principal, but then released her. Read More
BLOG POST #259: Murder for Hire
A 36-year-old medical school student filed an appeal to overturn his expulsion. Meanwhile, he agreed to sell an automatic weapon to a person he knew had a felony conviction which prevented him from purchasing a firearm legally.
In March 1950, the FBI established their most wanted list. The fugitive in this case summary is the oldest person on the FBI Most Wanted list and the 523rd addition.
BLOG POST #244: This week, I’m sharing research on a true-crime involving a messy divorce and a man on the run. Read More
BLOG POST #239: This week, I’m sharing research on a true-crime involving a 54-year-old (at the time) estranged wife.
On a Friday night in January, when a man arrived at his apartment complex, someone shot him five times.
When officers arrived, the man lay in the parking lot, gasping for breath. An officer recorded him identify his wife as the shooter. Read More