Behavioral scientists classify homicides along several lines. When there are multiple victims, they distinguish three major types: mass, spree and…
As The World Turned on September 7, 1982, the citizens of Craig, Alaska, were in for a shock, a surprise,…
There are times in criminal cases when a critical decision seems to turn things in one direction. And one direction…
The drug theory of the Investor murders is, to the say the least, firmly entrenched. It is true that there…
A few months ago I heard from some folks in Southeast Alaska concerning their theories about “What Happened in Craig.”…
For the second jury in John Peel’s murder trial, it was a constant parade-shuffle in and out of the courtroom.…
Final arguments are supposed to be final. Phil Weidner had taken some of the air out of that notion, with…
No one would ever accuse Phil Weidner of being afraid to make a bold move. The two trials of John…
I rarely see fit to respond to blog comments by writing a full post in reply. Comments worth publishing —…
With Sue Domenowske-Page’s testimony at an end, the sole remaining witness who claimed to have seen John Peel at an…