For exactly one month in 1992, the I-70 serial killer calmly walked into businesses all along I-70—from Indiana to Kansas—and shot the lone workers there, often killing with a single shot to the head. He left almost no evidence behind. Read my latest here.
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My Latest For Real Clear Life
In my latest post for my weekly true crime column, I write about the Max Headroom Signal Intrusion. It’s a signal hack that occurred in Chicago in 1987 that was particularly striking for just how gonzo weird it truly was. Read more here.
The Latest From My True Crime Column For Real Clear Life
I write a weekly true crime column for RealClearLife.com. I typically go in-depth on one crime story—often from history—or occasionally break down several in list format. This week I dug into a strange mystery that unfolded across the southwest in the 80s. At least two priests disappeared and two were murdered. Were they all connected somehow to a mysterious John Doe who committed suicide in a Boise church? I found a few extra threads to pull in my research, possible connections. They may even connect to the sex abuse scandals that have roiled the church in the last decade. Follow the link below to read the whole thing.
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