The Mind Detective
Joni E. Johnston, Psy.D.A forensic psychologist, private investigator and crime writer explores the psychology of the criminal mind.
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The Suicide Chef
A note to readers: this story discusses suicide. A crisis line is listed at the end.
Sara Ramirez had been told she would probably never carry a child to term. An old car-crash injury, the doctors said. So when she got pregnant in 2001, sh...
John Robinson Is 82, Out of Appeals, and Still Won't Say Where the Bodies Are
Last week, in a Long Island courtroom, Rex Heuermann was sentenced to life for murdering eight women, and the country watched. Thirteen of the victims’ relatives rose to face him. The judge called him a coward to his face and had him hauled...
Rex Heuermann Studied the FBI's Playbook. Now They Want a Word.
In the summer of 2009, a man used Melissa Barthelemy’s phone to call her teenage sister. He called more than once, over a few weeks. Melissa was already dead. He knew that, because he was the one who had killed her, and he told the girl on...
Jerry Osborne Took 911 Calls for a Living. When His Own Wife and Stepson Vanished, He Called No One.
Investigators have named Jerry Osborne as the only person of interest in the disappearance of his wife and stepson. He has never been arrested or charged, and through his attorney, he has denied any involvement and maintained that they left...
As Jon Green, He Tried to Have His Wife Killed and Make It Look Like an Overdose. As Ted Maher, He'd Already Been Convicted in a Billionaire's Death.
Kim Lark’s dogs were the first to know that something was off about her husband. They were search-and-rescue dogs, bred and trained to read a human being in seconds, and from the beginning, they were uneasy around him. By the time the peopl...
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