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A little after 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday, January 16, 2013, forty-two year-old Robert Gleason, Jr. was executed at the Greensville Correctional Center in Jarratt, Virginia. He […]
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From a poem by anti-Nazi theologian Pastor Martin Niemoller: First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak [...]
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I don’t have an answer. It seems pretty clear at this point that no one else does, either. I just [...]
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My friend Stephen Hunter is the Pulitzer Prize-winning former film critic for The Washington Post and bestselling author of the Bob [...]
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One more thought about gun control and the Constitution. Among the staunchest legal defenders of the Second Ammendment is Supreme [...]
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This latest time, it was a community college in Oregon, but as we’ve seen so many times already, it could [...]
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell’s initial punishment to Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Rice for admittedly beating his finance unconscious: two-game suspension. [...]
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On the morning of June 28, 2007, we awoke to learn that a man had died in Tennessee overnight. And, [...]
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Jeni Schmidt Cosgrove is a dear friend whom we met under some of the most tragic circumstances possible. In our [...]
Planning for Disaster
Our correspondent, Christian Cheshire, is a criminal justice student at Marymount University in Virginia, with plans to go into law enforcement.
Among the many challenges modern police officers […]
Dueling Amendments
In his now infamous comments on the Newtown, Connecticut horror, National Rifle Association executive vice president Wayne LaPierre attempted to shift responsibility from guns themselves to those […]
Can We Predict Mass Violence in Advance?
People used to ask John Douglas if, from his knowledge of criminal behavior, he could predict which elementary school children were likely to grow up […]
Are You Kidding Me, Your Honor?
Just when we might have thought that losing Republicans Missouri Representative Todd Akin and Indiana Senate hopeful Richard Mourdock were neanderthal aberrations when it came […]
The Problem or the Solution?
This is not meant to be a commentary for or against gun owners or the Second Amendment. But one week after the Sandy Hook tragedy, […]
Civilians and Mass Murder
Those who are familiar with the books and articles John Douglas and I have done will know how we rail against opinion or conventional wisdom-based […]
What I Want to Know
We've been having an interesting and meaningful discussion on the firearms issue and we've heard thoughtful arguments on both sides. I have found that there […]
Greater Love . . .
Under normal circumstances, for a writer like me to paraphrase even one word of the magnificent language of the King James version of the Bible […]
This Time in Connecticut
When I left for a lunchtime meeting today, CNN was announcing that an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut, was in lockdown with the report of […]
The Mall Shooting in Oregon
No lessons or wisdom from the latest mass shooting, this one at the Clackamas Town Center shopping mall in the Happy Valley suburb of Portland, […]
Killing For Fun
On Sunday, December 2, thirty-four-year-old Israel Keyes committed suicide by slitting his wrists and strangling himself with the bedding in his jail cell in Anchorage, Alaska. It […]
Meredith Kercher's Murder & Victims of Injustice
Our hearts go out to Stephanie Kercher and her family.
In her first interview since two out of the three convictions in her sister Meredith's murder […]
Guns and Violence
"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not […]
Show Us the Evidence!
The recent uproar over claims that convicted serial killer Glen Rogers was the actual murderer of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman in Brentwood, California, […]
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