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Early Deaths: Parents Who Kill

Penis Theft and Victims’ Rights
By Burl Barer In 1997, the Capitol of Ghanna, Accra, was so chaotic with fear that the army was called in to quell the crowd. The death toll had risen to seven. Victims alleged rampant penis theft. Yes, you read that correctly. So-called penis snatching reports are not uncommon in West Africa, where purported victims often blame penis shrinkage on handshakes with sorcerers. Residents recall a similar scare in Accra in the early 1980s. Police and government officials dismiss t

Star's Accumulation of Atrocities
Parents can opt to find out if their child was abusedVanessa George (pictured left), 39, has admitted to sexually abusing several children that were placed in her care at the Little Ted's Nursery in Plymouth, UK. She is f

The Spilotro Era in Vegas – Part VI
By Denny Griffin Continued from: The Spilotro Era in Vegas - Part V Starting in the late 1960s, the word within federal law enforcement circles was that agents working out of the FBI’s Las Vegas office were “freeloading” all over town. They were reportedly receiving free meals and drinks from the very individuals and casinos they were supposed to be investigating or keeping an eye on.

Jobs Cut at Discovery Channel to Hit Families of the Missing Hard
The ax has been falling this week at the Discovery Channel as up to 30 people have reportedly lost their jobs due to the failing economy.  David Lohr, a long-time advocate for the missing on his Criminal Report Daily blog, is among those to go.  While it is not the first shake up to go down at Discovery, this one is a major one, and it seems counterproductive to Discovery’s goals to get rid of a journalist and investigative reporter of Lohr’s caliber.  Advertising revenue will be lost if the blog goes down, David’s large fan base will look elsewhere to find their information and, most importa

Cops on Patrol –Rubber Meets Road
By Anthony Flacco My new book “The Road Out Of Hell” is based upon the same serial killer case that spawned the move “Changeling” and exposed one of the darker instances of police corruption in the history of the Los Angeles Police Department in the late 1920’s.