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Available in softcover, ebook, and audio. I received some good news in June that a Canadian media company I signed with in 2019 recentl...

John Norman Collins on Triumph motorcycle he used to pick up Karen Sue Beineman. Part three of the Detroit Free Press retrospective ar...

Photo credit: The Detroit Free Press Over a period of three summers, the bodies of seven Michigan young women and a high school student...

Michigan Department of Corrections mugshot--2014. Detroit Free Press investigative reporter Frank Witsil took up the John Norman Coll...

While I was reorganizing and packing my files, I came across an interesting article that won't make it into my non-fiction account--...

In his classic work, The History of Murder , Colin Wilson gives three reasons for murder. The first is for economic gain. It...

The most frustrating aspect of researching the Washtenaw County murders of 1967-1969 for The Rainy Day Murders is knowing that t...

Photo courtesy of Nicole C. Fribourg I am finally at a point with my true crime project The Rainy Day Murders when it is time to ge...

The Burden of Justice Of the seven young Michigan women thought to be the victims of a sadistic serial killer in the Ypsilanti and Ann ...

Shortly before midnight on July 23rd, 1969, another young woman from Eastern Michigan University was reported missing. Her dormitory res...

Remembered as a source of Canadian national pride, the Montreal Exposition 67 was Canada's first world's fair. It also marked it...

Compiling a criminal profile after an offender has been captured is like forecasting yesterday's weather tomorrow. It takes littl...

The court of public opinion has long held that John Norman Collins (JNC) is culpable in the murders of seven young women in Washtenaw...