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Who was the second man at KK's Corner?
Three people were shot to death in a convenience store cooler outside Lake Charles in 1997, one man went to death row on confessions that contradicted…
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Don't Worry, We've Got Time
Frankie Richard spent the last eight months of his life trying to get what he knew about the Jennings murders onto paper, and he died in his sleep…
Aug 13
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Three Thousand Eight Hundred Hours
Sheriff Kyle Miers says his detectives still work the Jennings 8 murders daily and have logged 3,800 hours on the case since July 2024
Aug 11
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The Court Told Them Where to Find Him
A federal judge ordered Barry Seal to spend every night unarmed at a Baton Rouge halfway house, where three Colombian gunmen waited.
Aug 5
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July 2026
The First Lie I Ever Told You
This week I'm publishing my first novel under the pen name Thomas Glock, so nobody ever mistakes a crime I invented for one that really happened.
Jul 29
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The man who found the bodies
A silenced .22 killed Judge Vincent Sherry and his wife Margaret in their Biloxi home in 1987, on orders that traced back to a convict's trust account…
Jul 22
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Signal 30 - New Orleans
Kim Groves filed a brutality complaint against a New Orleans police officer, and he ordered her murdered on his cell phone while the FBI recorded him.
Jul 21
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The kid Stormy called Felix
In 1955, a New Orleans stripper who fought an impostor and a lawsuit over her own stage name, hired a poor, awkward teenage sweeper boy who called…
Jul 16
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That Stormy Weather Girl
She told reporters her name was Stacey Lawrence, of Philadelphia; it was actually Helen Spellman, a child bride from Alabama hiding from the mob.
Jul 15
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The Girl in the Chifforobe
A Phenix City judge married off a fourteen-year-old girl to keep her from the mob in 1941; three years later, hidden inside a closet, she watched a hit…
Jul 14
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This Guy Is a Legend
A 93-year-old Bourbon Street con man ran a rigged tourist scam that took in a million dollars a year with New Orleans police allegedly on his payroll…
Jul 8
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Last Call at the Latin Quarter
On New Year's Day 1950, a visitor from Nashville named Robert Dunn Jr. died of knock-out drops in a Bourbon Street club, so the city formed a vice…
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