BLOG POST #266: Give Me All the Money
Did you ever live with a roommate after leaving your parent’s home? I did, briefly. How would you respond if your roommate asked you to help them rob a bank? Read More
True-crime research, novel writing research, and updates.
***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
If you’ve ever been in an abusive relationship, you can understand how the abuser can manipulate their significant other into doing horrific acts like in the true-crime case summary you’re about to read. Nothing justifies any type of abuse.
BLOG POST #264: Predators Are Everywhere
When you take your children to the mall, to church, to visit a friend in the hospital, your child being sexually abused in the restroom never enters your mind. Read More
I rarely read or write political or spy themed mystery/thrillers, but this true-crime was so much more it intrigued me. Let’s see what you think.
BLOG POST #263: Disloyal and Disgraced
She had a high-level security job within the U.S. Intelligence Community. She had a young daughter, but was the non-custodial parent. Her actions to gain custody of her daughter by any means possible violated her allegiance to her country and the court’s decision to grant custody to the father. Read More
BLOG POST #262: At Gunpoint
It’s early in the morning, when most people are still asleep. You’re at an intersection waiting for the traffic light to turn green when suddenly the car approaching from behind runs into your vehicle. What do you do? Almost everyone would get out of their vehicle and exchange insurance information—big mistake. Read More