The Blonde in the Basement: Finding Justice for JonBenet
By Emily Duren Not many cities can say they’re strangers to murder, but in 1996, Boulder, Colorado found itself as the exception. During a normal [...]
Crime
Brentwood Hellos and Breast Implants: The Forgotten Victims of the O.J. Simpson Case
by Emily Duren I don’t remember a time before Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman’s murders. At two-years-old, I was too young to know what [...]
Thankfully, Florida Has One Less Serial Killer
By Emily Duren Stephanie Collins died from blunt force trauma to the head. Teri Lynn Matthews was raped, beaten and stabbed. Natalie Blanche Holley [...]
Seizure of Child Porn Websites Reveals FBI Hypocrisy
By Elisabeth DellaMonica What is hypocrisy? The practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one’s own behavior does not [...]
A Railroaded Mother or a Coldblooded Killer?
By Emily Duren You’ve probably never heard of Darlie Routier. I hadn’t, and neither had most of Rowlett, Texas. Until June 6, 1996, when she [...]
