List/Grid Monthly Archives: April 2012
Flowers for Mrs. Luskin: A True Story of Money, Power, Innocence, and Murderous Lies by Arthur Jay Harris (February 1997)
During his teenage years, Paul B. Luskin fell in love with Susan Pruce, but age, distance, and the threat of being drafted into the Vietnam war kept them from concreting the relationship into something more permanent like marriage.
Each went about their ...
Sleep My Child Forever by John Coston (March 1995)
She was 18 when she met him, young enough to be his daughter, but Ellen Booker hadn’t lived a good childhood and Paul Boehm offered an escape and a chance to have the family of which she’d always dreamed.
So what if Paul was married? It would ...
A Killing in The Woods: A CrimeScribes True Crime Story by Matt Coughlin and Laurie Mason Schroeder (January 2012)
When Barry Roy Groh set out for a hunting excursion in Richland Township, Pennsylvania, on November 29, 2010, he couldn’t have foreseen that it was the last day of his life.
Just minutes before his death, Barry made a call home to his wife to announce ...
Hooked Up for Murder by Robert Mladinich and Michael Benson (July 2007)
Mark Fisherwas excited about a night out on the town in Manhattan with a few of his friends from Fairfield University.
After hitting a few of the bars, nineteen year old Mark ran into a girl he knew from school and she introduced him to her friend. When ...
A Socialite Scorned: The Murder of a Tucson High-Roller by Kerrie Droban (January 2012)
Pam Phillips had recently divorced her high-powered Tucson attorney husband after finding out had terminal cancer and now she was looking to replace him. She wasn’t looking very far, though, because her sites were set on businessman Gary Triano.
It ...
Precious Victims by Don Weber and Charles Bosworth Jr. (Paula Marie Sims)
On June 17, 1989, Paula Marie Sims frantically beating on her neighbor’s door, shouting for help; her infant daughter Loralei Marie had just been taken by a masked gunman.
Loralei’s body was found a week later. Although investigators were ...
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