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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...

Seven months ago, I shelved my promotions for my previous books to concentrate on my current project about Detroit's Purple Gang....

While doing some research on Washtenaw County, Michigan, for my next book - The Rainy Day Murders - I came across an interesting tidbit...

To take The Rainy Day Murders ( RDM ) to the next level, I have enlisted the aid of five highly-qualified beta readers. A beta reade...

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

Warning! This interview may be disturbing to some people. It is part of my research for The Rainy Day Murders , my book about John Norman C...

Since the 1970s, there has been a growing consumer market in serial killer themed merchandise and artifacts. Murderabilia refers to t...

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

For three and a half years, I have focused most of my worldly attention on researching and writing about John Norman Collins (JNC) and t...

"Michigan Coed Murders" In February, I flew out to New York to do a segment on a new series XCON Productions was doing for...

My girlfriend during the years covering the Washtenaw County coed killings (1967-1969) was Kristi Kurtz. When we met up, she had just d...

It is not easy writing about terrible matters which stir up painful memories and open old wounds. So it is with the Terror In Ypsilant...

A small number of people have questioned my motives for writing The Rainy Day Murders about John Norman Collins . Why reopen old wounds?...