Crime Scene USA
Brad HunterA neo-noir take on American murder and mayhem.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 42 | Subscribers | Read | crimesceneusa.substack.com |
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COLD CASE EXTRA! Accused WA. Killer hit with 2nd Slaying; Fiend named in Mom's 1974 Murder & Who Beheaded PA. rounder?
Mitchell Gaff could not be sexually satisfied but temporarily. At one point, he told detectives, he was targeting 30 women a day to be raped.
GREEN DAYS: Rise and Fall of the Irish Mob in America, a St. Patrick's Day Parable
“To be Irish is to know that in the end, the world will break your heart.” Daniel Patrick Moynihan
HIS DARK PLACES: Exclusive excerpt from my new book Inside the Mind of Charles Manson
NOTE TO READERS: How do you make fresh the narrative for a monster like Charles Manson? That was my dilemma for a book I was commissioned to write on the 1960s cult king. His story has been pounded flat. Poor white trash, lousy family, lous...
BIG ADIOS: 'Typical Tough Kid' David Blackwell Fought the Law. The Law Won
No one ever said criminals were smart. Certainly not me. There are precious few Moriartys, Hannibal Lecters or Darth Vaders. Yosemite Sam is about as good as it gets.
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I am the National Crime Columnist for The Toronto Sun. I previously worked for the New York Post and a number of British papers. Tips? [email protected]
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