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Last night I wanted to see if there was anything new on the murder of Margery Magill. She was the young woman stabbed to death by a stranger while walking a dog in Washington last week. By all accounts Margery had a lot to give to the world as you can see by the death announcement … Continue reading Margery Magill, International Agricultural Development Alumna, Passes Away Unexpectedly
“You just can’t believe you’re seeing this. You think your mom is safe and now this is going on.” (Joan Biebel, Margaret Collins’ daughter) Here is the pair of aides who taunted a 91-year-old patient in their care at a Chicago area nursing home, filmed their sick game and posted it on Snapchat. The first … Continue reading Illinois: Nursing Home Sued Over Abuse of Elderly Dementia Patient
That is what Daniel Horowitz asked at Conservative Review yesterday. And, I am sure most of you who have been following my posts on alleged serial killer, Billy Chemirmir were thinking the same thing as we are subjected to every day, all day, coverage of the El Paso Walmart shooting. But, of course, here is … Continue reading So Why is No One Taking Notice of Another Texas Killer?
Of course you would only know that if you were following Utah media reports on the case. The national media has long since moved on after an initial little flurry of coverage back in June and early July. Once the mainstream media figured out that this was not a story they wanted to help spread—African … Continue reading Evidence Piling Up Against Nigerian in Brutal Murder of Utah Coed
Because the cases are instructive and because, yes, I do write from time to time about American frauds and crooks not just the ‘New American’ variety, here is an extensive piece at the LA Times about how perhaps the largest Medicare fraud case in US history intersected with the College Admissions scam involving the rich … Continue reading How Two Massive Fraud Cases Intersected