The Times (London)reports that the news media may have "made up" the character, Jack the Ripper.
In my book, Whispers in the Wind -- The Search for Jack the Ripper, I proposed that there were several "Jacks" ripping up the prostitutes but Scotland Yard believed there was only one. Did I know something that had not been reported before? Okay, Okay, I'm just having fun with my "psychic" abilities (actually, I did table top magic for awhile and included predictions in my act) -- but every writer likes to believe they wrote something that eventually came true. It's fun to see this story develop after I'd already published something like it. Have fun, read the book, tell the Horror Writers Association I deserve a Bram Stoker award. Ha!
Serial killer Ted Bundy's murders recounted from the perspective of thirty years after his execution in a Florida prison.
Brutal, compelling, with new updated facts about the case, his victims and the compulsions that drove Ted Bundy to mass murder.
In June, 2000, two college students — Amy Shute and Jason Burgeson — were approached by a group of men. Forced into the backseat and driven to a remote location, they were murdered in cold blood.
Following this brutal double homicide, Johnston, RI D