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• Alcatraz Island: Memoirs of a Rock Doc – Excerpts from Milton Daniel Beacher’s book about the prison. Includes testimonials and ordering information.
• Almost Perfect – Synopsis of a book about the murder of the Crawford family. Includes case history, photographs, and on-line ordering.
• Ann Rule – Official site. Presents news, biography, and list of books.
• Author Barbara Davis – Author of Stalked: A True Story, Suffer the Little Children, and Precious Angels.
• Crime Awareness 101 – Former police officer shares excerpts from his book, including articles.
• David Lohr – Personal site that includes a public profile, crime writing, photos, and internet groups.
• Deadly Greed – Features a true crime story by Clark Cox on the murders of a prominent mother and son who was the first African American elected to office since Reconstruction, Vela and Maceo McEachern, in Hamlet, NC.
• The First Waco Horror: The Lynching of Jesse Washington and the Rise of the NAACP – A book by Patricia Bernstein, with excerpts, endorsements, and reviews. Includes photos.
• J. F. Margos – The Art of Crime – Describes the book, about the author, and contains an email list.
• Jeffrey Ian Ross, PhD – Expert in policing, corrections, political crime, and violence from a domestic and international perspective. Author of a number of books.
• Jim-Greenhill.com – Outline of the Lords of Chaos case and details about the book, “Someone Has to Die Tonight”
• John Douglas – Official site of retired FBI agent responsible for much of modern day criminal profiling techniques who has authored a number of true crime books.
• John Lee: Ninth Man – Presents the varied career and works by this author.
• Leoncio’s Candle of Death – Based on the true story of an innocent man who was convicted, imprisoned, and put to death for the brutal rape, mutilation, and murder of an elderly nun in Amarillo, Texas.
• Mel Ayton – Descriptions of Ayton’s books. Includes links to his articles about the JFK, RFK, MLK assassinations.
• Mop Men: California’s Crime Scene Cleaners – Find details about the author’s book on cleaning up the mess. Features an MP3, reviews, and excerpts.
• Murder Can Be Fun Library – Repository of eccentric, obscure, unusual, or just plain odd literature.
• The Newgate Calendar – Takes a look at this work, which has been through many editions, as literature.
• Olsen, Jack – Photographs, obituaries, bibliography, and profile of the true crime author.
• Outlaw Legends – Exploring the truths and myths behind the legends.
• Paddy Mitchell.com – How Canadian bank robbers escaped prison and stole millions.
• Railroaded in Cooperstown – D. K. Butler writes about the 20 year odyssey of appalling injustice in a New York town.
• Review of “The Maul and the Pear Tree” – A review of the book about the 1811 Ratcliffe Highway murders.
• Rick Porrello – Police officer and author of two books about organized crime.
• Robert K. Ressler – Served in the FBI’s Behavioral Science Unit and has written several books about his experiences with criminals.
• S. C. Lomax – About the author, published books, reviews, and articles. Specialising in miscarriages of justice.
• The Shadow Over Santa Susana – Reviews, excerpts, message board, and ordering information for the non-fiction book.
• Shots Fired – Presents police war stories, written by a retired Canadian street cop.
• The Sweater Letter – Book about Michigan murder by Dave Distel.
• Tom Faulconer – Author of “In the Eyes of the Law – The True Story of Love, Betrayal, Murder, Fame and Justice in 1950s America.”
• The True and Complete Story of ‘Machine Gun’ Jack McGurn – Described as the most prolific prohibition hit man, bodyguard, and trusted confidant to the infamous Al Capone.
• True Crime Ink – Specializes in out of print true crime books, magazines, wanted posters and other artifacts.
• True Crimes – Books and documentaries on serial killers, female murderers, cults, sects, and famous crimes.
• Two Codes for Murder – A true crime book about the spousal abuse and attempted murder of Charlene Mitleider and Muaid Alfuraiji.
• Wised Up – The story of Baltimore crime lord who became a double agent, working undercover for the FBI. A mobster’s true story of murder and revenge on the mean streets, by Charlie Wilhelm and Joan Jacobson.