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On November 29, 2020, I spoke with D.A. Kulczyk and Phil D'Asaro about my true crime account of the John Norman Collins murders in Ypsil...

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

Thank you to the House of Mystery for interviewing me (August 15, 2019) about my true crime book Terror In Ypsilanti and Michigan serial...

Such as it is--here it is. Stay tuned!

John Norman Collins in 1969 and 2014 As I edit The Rainy Day Murders manuscript--material which is either too broad or doesn't ad...

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...

In the 1960s and into the early 1980s, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) noticed a rise in serial killing cases across the count...

When I set out to write the full story of The Rainy Day Murders and the man accused of killing seven young women in and around Ypsilanti...

Boarding house where Collins, Davis, and Manuel lived. A nagging question people familiar with the Washtenaw County serial killings ...

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...

John Norman Collins - 1969 Over the last couple of years doing research for my The Rainy Day Murders true crime project, I have receive...

Ann Arbor U of M Campus Area After three years of intensive research of public documents, vintage news clippings, and living history ac...

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...

When a serial killer has been at large in a community for an extended period of time, the public loses faith in local law enforcement and...