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From the mind of Hubb The Poet, "KEN STEPHENS" is one of 2017's most exciting and gut wrenching urban romance novels. Set in Central Georgia during the New Jack Swing Era of the early 1990's, this tale follows the life and times of protagonist Kenneth Norton Stephens. Drug addiction, womanizing and financial troubles are just a few of his issues. Brace yourself as Hubb The Poet takes you on a mind blowing journey with his episodic writing style. You'll be able to visualize each scene as he provides specific dates, times and places. Not to mention a slew of the most familiar and unforgettable characters ever written. "KEN STEPHENS" doesn't miss and delivers a literary punch that will be felt by many. Are you ready? It's 1991 y'all.

Three gruesome, blood-spattered crime scenes in the Hollywood Hills. Ten innocent people slaughtered by drug-crazed hippies during the tumultuousWoodstock Era. A psychopath who convinced a cult of runaways and dropouts that they could start the Apocalypse and rule the world. A spellbinding trial and a motive beyond comprehension. More than fifty years later, you'll be shocked to discover that when it came to Charles Manson, the Manson Family and the Helter Skelter murders - there was more to the story than we were told.

Not every crime scene is a homicide... There are things to learn and humor to be found in a great many aspects of police and crime scene work. In short, life on the streets is oftentimes interesting and sometimes downright comical. This series is a compilation of stories gleaned from my years of serving and protecting the citizens of a moderate sized, mid-western city. The basic facts are true, although the names of those involved have been changed, not necessarily to protect any innocence, but rather to hopefully reduce any liability on my part. Unlike television, not every case is over in 52 minutes and not every crime is solvable. Not all evidence is perfect. The evidence is also not always as exciting, as shocking, or as damning as the evidence shown on television. Yes, I have seen fingerprints removed from feathers, DNA extracted from lip balm, and fracture evidence matched back to specific items which have sealed a conviction for those accused of wrongdoing. However, more prevalent are the number of cases which had little or no evidence, or which had little if any follow-up investigation due to there simply not being enough resources (time, money, personnel) to allocate to determining what really happened and who was to blame. While television may show what the forensic potential of evidence may be, and how cutting edge technology is assisting in the fight against crime, not every (in fact, few if any) departments, agencies, or labs have access to the types of technology which is often featured in evening forensic dramas. More oftentimes than not, cases are still solved through rudimentary investigative techniques, gut feelings, and basic evidence collection. While not always as sexy and plot twisting as on television, real life can prove to be quite interesting and somewhat entertaining. Welcome to crime scene investigation in the real world. Buckle up, because it's anything but like television...

Quincy Underwood is a well known local celebrity in his hood. He's street smart, handsome, and the talented lead vocalist for Taboo, the hottest Neo Soul R&B band on the East Coast. Quincy's deepest desire is to live the lifestyle that he knows he deserves: a life of luxury far removed from the concrete jungle and poverty he was raised in. However, Raymond James, drug lord and owner of the Melody Room, the largest nightclub in the city, has other plans for Q. There's no way he is going to allow his number one legal money maker to slip out of his grasp. Antoinette Sweet, wife of the owner of the notorious Cut Throat Records, is sexy, beautiful, extremely rich and has the ability to make all of Quincy s dreams a reality. All he has to do is sign a contract with Cut Throat. But what price will he have to pay for his dream to become a reality? Quincy is caught in the middle of a life and death struggle between two drug dealers, a passionate love affair and an FBI investigation that could land him in federal prison for the rest of his life, or worse, in a body bag. Ride with Quincy through the gritty streets of N.E. Washington D.C. as he fights to regain control of his life, and sing in his own key.

A Serial killer who never got to pay for his horrific crimes. Meet Herb Baumeister. On the surface, he appeared to be a successful business and family man, but underneath lay a twisted psychopath. The Fox Hollow Farm, which he owned in Indiana, became the stage of his gruesome murders and is now known for its paranormal activities... Westfield, Indiana is a quiet suburb of Indianapolis, among other equally quiet Indy suburbs with names such as Carmel, Zionsville, and Fishers. The gay nightclubs of the suburb were the kind of places where members of Indy's LGBT community would come to unwind, relax, and feel at ease. But it was these same havens of acceptance and community that became the disturbed man's favorite hunting grounds. He would lure young men into his car and then on to his million dollar estate where he would wine and dine the unsuspecting victims before strangling them to death. However, Herb Baumeister would ultimately commit suicide before answering for his crimes or even explaining to the larger world why he did what he did. Many psychoanalysts have poured over the behavior of this twisted man to create quite a startling portrait. According to them, Herb Baumeister appeared to be a man who felt himself better than most. It has been presumed that it was this feeling of omniscience that led Baumeister to believe that he could do things that others could not. Only he was cunning enough to live a double life, with both components safely compartmentalized and separate, without a soul knowing. Only he could navigate through the complex worlds of business, society, and family, while simultaneously hunting other human beings like animals. Baumeister believed that while most others were caught for their misdeeds, only he could get away with murder. Scroll back up and order your copy today!

No woman has come close to capturing Brick's heart ... until Starlet. Brick As a nomad for the Iron Norsemen, I don't owe my allegiance to one charter. I live for what our patch signifies. All I need is my bike and the open road--not a damsel in distress--even if she makes me think about things I never have before. Especially since I found out she belongs to another man. But rules are meant to be broken. No matter the cost. Starlet My husband is dead and I'm free. Free of the Devil's Crusaders MC. I'm done with The Life. Until a sexy nomad from a rival MC rescues me--tempting me to forget everything I've worked so hard to escape. For once I deserve a night of unbridled passion. Just one. Then I'll walk away forever. Or die trying.

This Book is smartly titled: "Murder In Paradise Unabridged" There are some added scenes while the original versions were edited leaving room for me to add more scenes to this series of Books which will continue to be written until the final letter and word has been jotted on a piece of Wide Ruled Paper.

A list of unsolved murders from 1905.Contains 73 (13 babies) cases including Mary Sophia Money's mysterious death in the Merstham railway tunnel, 10 year old Elizabeth Peers who was sent to get pork and potatoes at 12.30am by her mother, Margaret Dunwoodie who was killed in her house, Thomas Smith who was found dead in a cellar, James Kowen who was found dead in a burnt room, Patrick Docherty who was killed in his cottage and Ida Mary Breton who was killed in a field while painting a picture.Contains all known unsolved murders and mysteries from England, Scotland and Wales in 1905.A fantastic resource for people that need a categorical reference for all unsolved murders and mysteries from 1905.Resourced from old newspapers, court files, police files and other varied sources.The most authoritative resource for unsolved murders and mysteries from 1905 in the UK on the market.Cases include: James Kowen Celia Pack George Hargreaves Baby Margaret Dunwoodie Baby Albany Christie Bradshaw Bridget Mullins Baby Baby Joseph Allen Baby Louisa Hutchins Baby Baby Elizabeth Peers Baby Thomas Pickering Wrench Man Margaret Laurie Woman John Henry Evans Patrick Docherty Mary Ashby Kathleen Durrans John Wesley Kitchen Uriah Winter Mary Sophia Money Adela Howarth Arthur Hulley Woman Baby William Gordon William Jones Ireland Alice Cromby Geoerge Mather John Flynn Baby Elizabeth Bannister Martha Barker John Hynes Olinda Lardelle Child Man William Hewitt Sarah Emmerson Baby William Viney Leonard Rose Walter Gibbon Mycock Ida Mary Breton Lavinia Knight Lily Sharples Sarah Annie Child Baby Baby Ellen Mildred Barrell Charles Hyland Thomas Smith Robert Tomlin Child Sarah Rowley Charles William Nethersole Child Joseph Pollard David Llewellyn Betsy Halford Mary Bell Skeleton Woman ManThomas Pember

★★★ Does Canada have a mob? Find out inside! ★★★It's no secret that organized crime is everywhere. From Japan and Italy to Israel and Mexico, there seems to be no place on earth where an organized crime family doesn't exist.You may think that one of the few safe places left is friendly, welcoming Canada, which many believe is so safe that people there always leave their doors unlocked. Think again. This book delves into the often ignored but nevertheless bloody world of Canadian mobs. You'll meet the Rizzutos, a powerful family with connections to the legendary Five Families of the American Mafia. Then there's the Cotroni family formed by Vic "the Egg" Cotroni, an ex-wrestler with ties to the Ndrangheta.You'll also learn about their connections to the blood-soaked Quebec Biker War, where the Hell's Angels and the Rock Machine battled for 17 years and claimed 150 lives. And just wait until you get to Toronto!Prepare to be shocked by the true story of organized crime in Canada. It proves that there is truth to the expression, "it's the quiet ones you have to watch."

A banker's tale, how his 20 year banking career ruined by some egoistic bosses. How Biased an organization can be. Different punishment for same crime, in fact no punishment to some, rather rewards.This Book tells you that a bank can be run by donkeys as well. yes the fate can be different.

A woman accepts a ride from a truck driver in Pennsylvania, a teenager hops into a blue Chevy pickup truck for a ride home from school on a hot day in North Carolina, while in Denver, a woman and her boyfriend take their new dog for a walk.These three innocent decisions prove fatal.Murder's Always Murder.And that's just the first of more than 60 Shocking True Crime Stories waiting for true crime aficionados like you. For instance, there's the story of a man who wanted to serve his neighbor's almost-beating heart with fried potatoes to his family. Needed to "release the demons," he said.Serial killers, serial rapists, teenagers who are planning massacres, bank robbers, stone-cold who-done-its, and the victims of these heinous crimes; you'll read about them all in Murder's Always Murder.And, then there's the story of a woman who believes she's receiving threatening messages written in her jailhouse peanut butter. There are more shocking true crime stories like The Denver Suitcase Killer, Scottsdale's Torso Killer, Boiling Mommy's Head, and Poisoned at Church.Let's not forget the Martial Arts Momma, who discovered a delivery driver taking a dump in her backyard garden, or France's most prolific serial killer, The Ogre of Ardennes.There's also an encounter between one of the author's ancestors and none other than the infamous Wild West outlaw, Butch Cassidy.And, you'll wrap it all up by reading a warning about Your Brain on True Crime. Murder's Always Murder: Shocking True Crime Stories that you'll never forget.

True crime homicide cases from 1906.Contains 100 cases including the case of Albert Carter who crashed his car into Charles Preston, Carrie Thomas who threw her child into the sea, Thomas Kevern who killed his child through neglect, Edward Glynn who stabbed his ex-girlfriend to death, Richard Buckham who shot his neighbours, Herbert Mitchell who went on a shooting spree through Petersfield, and George Smith who hit his aunt with a rolling pin.Contains all known homicide convictions from England, Scotland and Wales in 1906.A fantastic resource for people that need a categorical reference for all homicide convictions from 1906.Resourced from old newspapers, court files, police files and other varied sources.The most authoritative resource for homicide convictions from 1906 in the UK on the market.Cases include: John ShieldsWalter MarshJames DagnallJohn GrahamJohn McCoyWilliam CarrollAustin GibbonsThomas EveredArthur ChoppingBenjamin SmithiesJoseph Currah and Arthur CurrahPeter LiveseyEdward Thomas PrytherchWilliam SandayHerbert Cyril John MitchellMary HutchbyEdward HartiganJob BormanGeorge PhillipsFrank WadeDavid HookerJohn ChapmanFrederick ReynoldsFrederick ReadJames George BellPatrick CallaghanRichard BuckhamThomas BaileyWilliam James HooperAlfred Robert RogersAlice SargentMary HutchleyMaud TuckerJemima Robertson WorkFrank MCullochKarl JohannesonGeorge J WarrenMyles HarkinsThomas Acomb MouncerWilliam MitchellEdward GlynnHannah PowellSamuel SweeneyJohn Alfred LathamGeorge LedgerJohn Cairns and James StewartThomas ParkinsBenjamin NichollsCharles Ernest GreavesEmma Eva ReeveThomas FosterJohn LongstaffHerbert CollinsJohn CassAlbert Edward CarterIsaac SwabyCarrie ThomasThomas Henry KevernIsabella SneddonWilliam PoynterJohn DevlinJames CookJames WestCharles Henry TurnerCharlotte Reigate and Catherine CoxRobert MKayEdward Hugh JonesRoland LlywarchJohn RawsthorneMargaret Alice DewhurstDaniel KnowlesElizabeth EarnshawHarry WaltersWilliam ThomasHarry Tomlinson and Harry ClarkeHenry DowdleJane WrightEdward MGuireDennis McNameeMartha BowyerEdward Percy LockeJames BensonJames StevensGeorge GordonEdward MacQuireJohn LangmaidGeorge Alfort SmithJohn ShielPercy John MurrayJohn GriffithsAlexander Walker KingJoseph HenryJohn HughesJoshua WaldronAlexander SmithGeorge PeddleRichard CosgriffJohn Patrick MurphyHenry Charles TaylorGertrude DyteSamuel Poulter

Model Latoya Henderson is one of the most sought out urban models in the industry. At only 21, she is on the cover of every reputable magazine and has been in several music videos with world known artist. Pursuing her dreams she leaves the bitter weather and violent streets of her hometown Cincinnati, for a life in the sunshine state. Latoya and her fiancé Garvin, are finally living the life that they had always wanted. Luxury cars, money, invitations to the hottest parties, life in the sun and peace. But the bright lights, fame and even the sunshine soon fades to darkness when she is kidnapped and thrown into a cold dark room. When Latoya & supermodel Michelle Francois goes missing, the Miami police race to find the high profiled missing women. Time is not on their side. The department issues a warning to the public that a female serial killer is on the loose. Soon after the ladies disappearance the department finds three female victims murdered, raped, naked and each of their bodies had mysterious blue lipstick kiss marks covering their bodies. Will Latoya be able to escape and continue to enjoy her new life with Garvin? Or will her fate be sealed with a blue kiss?

When Russ Moreland and Kate Mulholland are sidelined from their private investigation business, sister Pat Dempsey finds herself embroiled in the midst of an ongoing human trafficking ring. She, along with her golfing buddy Bertie Lane, decides to purchase handguns for self-protection which proved valuable to their well-being. While this is happening Pat bumps into an old family friend, Tuck Itale, with whom she finds a valued companion, especially in the publishing world. Together, they help law enforcement locate and bring justice to society's most vulnerable despite close calls. Join Pat, Bertie, and Tuck in this riveting and thrilling crime mystery that changes the very purpose and direction of their once complacent lifestyles to make a difference for others.

Dr Humphrey Albreckt's narration treats of a strange chain of events that befell him when he was newly qualified, at a time when there were still horsedrawn cabs and the descent of dusk saw lamplighters at work. His adventures began late one evening when he went for a stroll along Millfield Lane on the edge of London's Hampstead Heath. He sees a corpse, a clerical gent going by his garments, lying further up the narrow thoroughfare but when he returns with police reinforcements a few minutes later the body has gone. Naturally enough, the chaps in blue are politely sceptical about what Albreckt saw or, as they see it, did not see. Albreckt returns next day to examine the lane and finds a suspicious stain on the fence near where the body had lain. He also picks up a tiny reliquary made of gold, its frayed silk cord suggesting it had been worn as a necklace or in some other way about its owner's person. Climbing up and looking over the fence, he sees obvious tracks leading away from the fence - taken all together, suggestive circumstances to say the least. Dr Waxman suggests Albreckt act as locum tenens for a doctor residing in Jacob Street, thus pitching the young medic into a positive whirlwind of odd goings on, including a particularly inventive effort at murdering Albreckt. Waxman's colleague Dr Kirby takes over Albreckt's position pro tem, and investigations get under way to find out who is assiduously trying to dispose of Albreckt, a man with, so far as he knows, no enemies and with no relatives liable to benefit by his death.

Collector's Edition!!Now with pictures "One of the few books written that gives the reader an insight into the criminal mind" - Retired FBI Agent Egelston Raised in a mob-controlled suburb of Chicago, Sidney Heard grew up wanting to be a gangster. He was on probation by the age of thirteen and continued building his criminal resume over the next half a century. He was a professional arsonist for nearly twenty years; escaped from jail twice; ran a gold scandal grossing over a quarter of a million dollars, and that's just to name a few of his illegal escapades. To top it off, he played a role in one of the most important Supreme Court Decisions of all time (Gideon vs. Wainwright).Sidney's underworld connections ran from the Chicago-based Italians to the Mexican Mafia. He even worked undercover for the Federal Government at one point in his life. However, all of Sidney's so-called glory would come with a price. While working undercover for the F.B.I. D.E.A., Sidney became hooked on drugs. He soon found himself staring at 125 years of jail time , a massive criminal record, and pushing his fiftieth birthday. Can a career criminal change? Frank Abagnale's criminal career lasted ten years and was featured in the movie Catch Me If You Can. Sidney Heard's criminal career spanned five decades!

Tavares Entertainment, LLC. has published and released a powerful and eye-opening novel, written by Gary G. Tavares. It is entitled, "Predator of the diamond: The Boston Red Sox Youth Molestation Story." Gary is a Screenwriter, Playwright, Author, Poet, Publisher and Speaker. This novel is based on actual events. The events took place in Winter Haven, Florida between 1971 and 1991. The Boston Red Sox had their spring training facility there at that time. The facility was called the Chain of Lakes ballpark. There was a Caucasian man named Donald Fitzpatrick who worked in the organization as their clubhouse manager. He was called Fitzie for short. During that time, Fitzie is believed to have molested as many as a dozen black boys, who worked under him at the facility as clubbies. He plead guilty in 2002 but never served time. He was given a ten year suspended sentence and fifteen years probation. Fitzie died in 2005 but the stories of the victims has never been told.... Until now."Predator on the Diamond: The Boston Red Sox Youth Molestation Story," could be the most thought-provoking and compelling untold story of child molestation, within a sports organization, in sports history. You will see how the circumstances of these young African-American boys, who were mostly poor and fatherless, were used to take advantage of them. Take a look into the mind of the predator and see how he uses his position of power to control and manipulate these young victims. Look into the minds of the actual young victims and see some of the signs of abuse which parents can often overlook. We send them to various professional sports organizations to work with some of the biggest athletes of our time and we assume they are safe. However, how many Penn State scandals are waiting to emerge? How do we protect our youth? The answers to these questions may be more complex than we know but this story may help to bring awareness to this issue.

"Forsooth a dragon cometh too; a kind of wisdom to tally true," two teenage boys in Wisconsin wrote onto a page of song lyrics in 1992, unaware the words sounded like several verses of Book of Isaiah, Chapter 34 in the King James Version. Eighteen years later, Rolling 30's Harlem Crips gang member Darius Gant, with a dragon tattoo on his arm, shot 8 bullets into an innocent bystander near downtown Los Angeles to exact a vendetta as part of a gang war with neighboring gang "the fruit town brims." One of those two Wisconsin kids, David Bilskemper, later (and right before his name change to last name Black) became a jury member on Mr. Gant's attempted murder case- a trial involving an epic, malicious showdown of language between two startlingly different female attorneys and witness testimony from a shooting victim who almost certainly should have died. This is Mr. Black's story, a true crime personal memoir book rivaling "Blood Will Out" by Walter Kirn and in a similar stylistic genre as "My Story" by Elizabeth Smart with Chris Stewart. Part 1 of this memoir series documents the time up to the end of Gant's trial. and a few weeks thereafter. Part 2, which is to come, will document a whole other case that resulted from the Gant case. Chapter titles are phrases and lines borrowed from Mr. Black's poems prior to the case, such as Chapter Four "As Explained by Leprechaun Bob" and Chapter Six "Blast-Flattened Monsters Even the Score." Chapter Five concerns the extensive theological concerns, analogies, and implications surrounding the case replete with the writer's reflections on what had happened.

If you want to learn more about the mysteries of the universe, you'll most likely start with our very own, "earthly" conspiracy theories. Getting to the bottom of these will also help you better understand things that may seem beyond human comprehension... at first. =============================================================== Conspiracies: Conspiracy Theories - The Most Famous Conspiracies Including: The New World Order, False Flags, Government Cover-ups, CIA, & FBI (Secret ... JFK Assassination, Bermuda Triangle)

HavocI left behind my home, my family and my club to hunt down a bastard that doesn't want to be found. My only focus is putting a bullet in his head and figuring out how to save my sisters from the Infierno cartel. The problem? He's a ghost in the wind who always seems to be one step ahead.Things change when my best friend, Cessy, forces me to bring Angel out on the road with me. Angel Hernandez, the hotheaded Hispanic beauty who drives me crazy. She wants the bastard's head as much as I do, but she has no concern for what it may cost her. Can we overcome the scars of our past together or are we destined to die for the sins of another?

Un Américain est trouvé pendu dans le Bois de Boulogne. Informaticien pendant la guerre froide, il s'était réfugié en Europe pour ne pas aller faire la guerre au Vietnam. Il s'occupait d'un jeune qui avait subi diverses expériences étranges dans un hôpital laissant à penser qu'il y aurait été un cobaye. Richard soignait ses douleurs aux genoux en écoutant des marches militaires. La découverte du pendu perturbait ses habitudes de retraité de l'armée. Marie-Esther, jeune divorcée travaillant aux Assedic semblait bien apprécier Richard et elle l'aide dans son enquête.

Doc xong cuon sach nay, xin ban hay danh mot khoanh khac cua long minh de tuong nho nhung tu nhan da bo minh trong cac nha tu tren khap moi mien dat nuoc. Va nho den nhung nguoi vi khat vong tu do ma chap nhan bi doa day trong lao nguc. Cuoi cung toi muon noi voi ban rang, khi ban cam tren tay cuon sach nho Nhung Manh Doi Sau Song Sat cua toi, hay cua bat cu nguoi tu nhan luong tam nao, ban that su la nguoi can dam. (Note: This is a bilingual book)

Tenaha Corruption and Cover-up in Small Town Texas. The FBI steps in when CNN reports that motorists are being targeted on a lonely stretch of highway in rural East Texas. But as Special Agent Stewart Fillmore investigates, the case takes a strange and deadly turn. He uncovers levels of lies and corruption, centering on drug dealing and a mysterious death.

N° 1 EN HECHOS REALESUn reportaje novelístico al estilo de A sangre fría, de Truman Capote.Un relato excepcional, narrado a ritmo de novela policiaca y con la intriga los mejores títulos del género.Lujuria homicida, el móvil de todo crimen sexual. También el de cinco jóvenes españolas llenas de vida y sueños por realizar.En este libro se analizan estos dramáticos sucesos, que tanto conmocionaron a la sociedad española. Además, se estudian la revolución forense del ADN, las dificultades para su implantación, los falsos culpables, los confidentes y los errores y aciertos de jueces y policías.Los mejores blogs literarios opinanLa contraportadaUn reportaje novelístico al estilo de A sangre fría de Truman Capote. Una de esas obras que te dan una bofetada de realidad, mostrándote aquello que no quieres ver.Libros que voy leyendo (20-8-17)Es parte de la historia de nuestra sociedad, es sumergirse en la resolución de un complejo puzzle. A ritmo de pura novela policíaca, sus autores van desarrollando el proceso de investigación de todos los crímenes. Un libro muy recomendable que se lee en un suspiro y que deja con ganas de más.El lector que llevas dentroUn libro duro e impactante, un libro que no dejará a nadie indiferente.Allí donde solíamos gritarUn viaje por los entresijos de la ciencia forense y de la investigación policial. Una historia muy bien contada y llevada. Querrás seguir leyendo.Libros que voy leyendo (25-11-17)De manera intensa se analiza la investigación llevada a cabo por la policía durante más de una década. El desarrollo es muy bueno. Todo ello llevado a buen ritmo, casi como si fuera una novela policíaca.El mundo de JoInteresante investigación, amena y nunca farragosa, Corazón, tinta y papelUn libro que merece la pena leer.Sobre los autoresDr. Pedro CastilloEstudió Medicina en la UAB. Ha sido director médico en empresas sanitarias y Premio Nacional de la Sociedad Española de Psiquiatría Biológica por un libro sobre la depresión. Asimismo, ha coordinado investigaciones y difundido sus resultados en hospitales de Europa y América. Actualmente se dedica a la divulgación de temas de salud y criminología.Pablo PalazueloComenzó su carrera como escritor con Nunca es tarde para morir, novela que recibió las mejores críticas y que, a pesar de ser de un autor desconocido y no contar con una campaña de marketing, llegó al n° 1 en las listas de ventas y se mantuvo en los primeros puestos durante más de 500 días.Más información en www.ppalazuelo.com

Tommy Baker rules his house with an iron fist., but after narrowly escaping prison for a botched armed robbery, he is, too worried to continue with the same crimes, and is looking for an easy way to make money. His wife May knows that he is a bullying tyrant, but she doesn't expect him to stoop low enough to completely ignore his parental obligations. She is horrified at his new plans for instant cash. Even more worrying is the fact that her teenage daughters appear to be in agreement with him. They become increasingly distant with her and she believes that they are doing this to stop her from confronting him and becoming the focus of his anger. She wants to redeem herself as a parent by standing up to him, but before she can act on this, she is drawn into a terrifying situation, where she is more concerned with protecting them all from the local crime boss Sonny Flynn.

Unsolved True Crime Cases from 1936.Contains 49 cases (21 babies) including Martha Cragg who was beaten, Freddie Saunders who was stabbed, Laura Mordaunt-Chapman was stabbed in her home, the Maye family who were beaten to death at their cottage, Stephen Gilbert who was beaten to death in his grocer's shop, Constance Smith who was strangled in Soho, Marie Cousins who was strangled in Soho and Oswald Walker who was beaten to death at his shop.Contains all known unsolved murders and mysteries from England, Scotland and Wales in 1936.A fantastic resource for people that need a categorical reference for all unsolved murders and mysteries from 1936.Resourced from old newspapers, court files, police files and other varied sources.The most authoritative resource for unsolved murders and mysteries from 1936 in the UK on the market.Cases include: Martha Ann CraggBabyWilliam Alexander WoodsVictor LaneAlan Colin Gilroy CowardElizabeth Ann MinionMary RoseIvy Irene ShawcroftBabyBabyFreddie William SaundersBabyBabyBabyKarl Johan NilssonBabyBabyBabyMarie Theresa BostockBabyBabyFrederick William WattsLaura Mordaunt-ChapmanEmily Joan Maye jr, Gwenyth Maye and Emily Maye srViolet SkuseStephen GilbertConstance May SmithBabyMarie Jeanet CousinsClarrie JacksonBabyIenan Lionel Theipland EvansBabyBabyOswald Fisher WalkerBabyBabyJohn EnglishBabyEliza Jane WortonBabyBabyCharles William GibsonBaby A and Baby BWilliam Alan CornerGeorge William ShipleyHannah WalkerWilliam YoungJames McNally

It was just a friendly rivalry between two football schools that had talented All-American football players at both schools, but then the Woodward Bulldogs started point shaving football games for some extra cash. Gang member "Hustleman," the school bookie, had a plan that worked every football season - take all the bets in the stands before each game and give the quarterback "Blaze" the nod on the field to kick the offense into high gear. It was a working operation until two Withrow Tigers defensive players took one sucker bet from Hustleman and realized they had been taken. Waiting in the dark after the game, two dark figures rob and kill Hustleman for the cash and word on the street was two Withrow players did it, and the Bulldogs wanted revenge and some Faire Exchange in a bloody street war that took the game of high school football to another level that left a lot of young bodies lying dead in the streets of Cincinnati. Life is a gamble, so be careful of the choices you make

Highlighted in this book are more than 250 unsolved murder cases from across North America with rewards totalling some $5.5 million. Investigators are hoping people will have information that will help solve some of these cases which are on the files of police agencies and Crime Stoppers units in the United States and Canada. These victims and their families require justice and are hoping those who know who is responsible will come forward and identify the killers.

It's A Family Tradition leads us back to the mountain where the sheriff serves a bench warrant for non-appearance in court. the mountain feels the explosion and underneath the rubble is a story of abuse, betrayal and revenge.

On a predestined path, two unlikely strangers come face to face with a looming evil on a lonely two-lane Colorado mountain highway. Samantha Moss, a white supremacist from the Appalachian Region of Atlanta, Georgia, is forced to accept help from a so-called African-American male (Bernard Conner) from the inner city of Dayton, Ohio.