True Crime Diary: Recent Episodes

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I was once forwarded an email written by a retired California police lieutenant.

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I apologize for my absence.

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According to his now-infamous manifesto, Elliot Rodger was inspired to attend school in Santa Barbara after he saw the movie Alpha Dog.

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Cold cases are solved everyday through advancements in forensic science, but they can also get a boost from a tool most of us now take for granted: the Internet.

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After a decade spent researching serial murder, Enzo Yaksic founded the Serial Homicide Expertise and Information Sharing Collaborative.

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On the morning of March 12, 2011 Dan Morse walked up to a Lululemon store in suburban Washington D.

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Sometimes a book finds you at the perfect time.

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My friend and fellow writer Steve Huff has been posting some great stories about little-known mysteries from the past.

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Title: The Mad Sculptor: The Maniac, The Model, and the Murder that Shook the Nation

Author: Harold Schechter

Release Date: February 18, 2014

Order Here: Amazon

As part of The Mad Sculptor (Of True Crime) Blog Tour, Harold will answer questions about the book, his writing process, and the MADNESS in his topics of study as a preeminent true crime writer: murderers and the media.

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For the last few months the blog has taken a back seat to a book I’m researching and writing on the Golden State Killer.