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|  | | Greenhorns and Killer Mountains
When five city born and raised men decide to have an adventure by going in search of the Lost Dutchman's Gold Mine in the Superstition Mountains of Arizona, the most deadly area of the United States, their adventure quickly becomes a struggle for survival.
Clay Morgan and four friends, born and raised in the city of Los Angeles decide to have an adventure by
going in search of the Lost Dutchman's Gold Mine in the deadliest area of the United States - the Superstition
Mountains of Arizona. Anything that can happen, does happen to these men. They encounter life threatening
situations from nature, the terrain, wild animals, and even man.
When wealthy rancher Paul Rockford discovers them near his marijuana farm high in the mountains, he sets
out to scare them back to the city. When they don't scare, he decides to kill them | |  | | PEDOPHILE! - Predators Among Our Children - Tips For Protecting Your Child From Pedophile Abductors
A Booklet of Tips for Protecting Your Child From Pedophile Abductors.
This is a booklet that contains 38 pages of powerful information about Pedophiles and child abductions. It tells you the dangers of these predators who lurk among us today and tips on how to reduce the chances of your child being abducted. This booklet is available at publication cost of $4.95 plus $1.20 postage at my web site at http:www.mtco.com/~jcon | |  | | Slayer Of Innocence
SLAYER OF INNOCENCE IS NOW AVAILABLE!
Slayer of Innocence - True crime in first person narrative of an investigation I spearheaded back in 1979 of a slayer of innocence - a predator pedophile serial killer of young boys.
The book details in first person narrative the true events of a lengthy investigation and nine day, twenty-four hour surveillance of a suspected pedophile serial killer at the State Fair in Springfield, Illinois. Over a period of seven years, from 1972 until 1979, sixteen (16) young boys who's ages ranged from seven to fourteen, disappeared.
fourteen were found murdered in much the same manner and type of locations. Two of the victims have never been found. In almost all the cases, a railroad track or switchyard was nearby and in many cases a county or state fair was in progress.
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