California officials criticize the release of a serial child predator after 27 years
California officials are urging a reevaluation of the state’s parole system following the early release of a convicted serial child sex offender who served only 27 years of a 355-year sentence. Gregory Vogelsang, 57, was sentenced for sexually abusing six boys aged 5 to 11 during the 1990s and was released under California’s Elderly Parole […]
Police Detain Serial Child Predator on Day of Release Following Public Response
California Police Rearrest Serial Child Molester on Release Day In a surprising turn of events, California police re-arrested a repeat child molester just hours before he was set to be released, following public backlash. David Allen Funston, 64, was granted early release through California’s Elderly Parole Program by the parole board earlier in February. He […]
Survivor expresses concerns about California granting parole to serial child predator
Victims of a convicted serial child predator expressed their anger this week after the California Parole Board decided to approve the potential release of David Allen Funston. They argue that he has not shown true remorse and fear he might harm others if freed. One victim, Amelia, voiced her disgust, saying, “I can’t believe people […]
The impact of a marriage proposal rejection on Australian serial killer Christopher Wilder
Elizabeth Kenyon and the Dark Legacy of Christopher Wilder Elizabeth Kenyon was, in many ways, the complete opposite of Christopher Wilder—a man who seemed to have an insatiable need for control. Recent investigations are leaning towards the idea that Wilder may also have been linked to the notorious Wanda Beach murders in Sydney several years […]
Authorities seek assistance in identifying cold-case victims of infamous Long Island serial killers
Authorities Seek Help Identifying Long Island Murder Victims Suffolk County prosecutors are reaching out to the public for assistance in identifying two women who were murdered and left on Long Island decades ago by a well-known serial killer. The first victim, referred to as “Medford Jane Doe,” was dismembered by Robert Shulman in 1994. Prosecutors […]
How an interrogator obtained 93 confessions from serial killer Samuel Little
Breaking the Silence on America’s Most Prolific Serial Killer James Holland, a former Texas Ranger known for bringing to light what many call “the most prolific serial killer in American history,” recently shared insights on how he managed to get Samuel Little to confess to his crimes. From June 2018 until just before Little’s passing […]
Judge cautions attorneys for accused Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann
Rex Heuerman’s attorneys, who are defending him against accusations of being the Gilgo Beach serial killer, received quite the rebuke from a New York judge overseeing the case. During a hearing on Tuesday, Judge Tim Mazzei expressed his annoyance at how long the proceedings have dragged on—over two years in Long Island courts, according to […]
Judge in Gilgo Beach serial murder case gets frustrated with Rex Heuermann’s attorneys for slowing down the trial.
Gilgo Beach Murder Case Moves Forward The Long Island judge overseeing the notorious Gilgo Beach murder case expressed frustration on Tuesday, accusing Rex Heuerman’s legal team of stalling the process. Judge Tim Mazzei stated that he was eager to push the case, which has been in litigation for over two years, towards trial without further […]
Reasons behind a journalist’s 350 visits to a serial killer on death row
Exploring the Dark Connection: Laura Greenberg and Doug Gretzler Laura Greenberg, a journalist driven by a quest to understand the psyche behind violent crime, forms an unexpected relationship with Doug Gretzler, a serial killer serving time in prison. This connection grows remarkably complex, unraveling her sense of reality, as she delves into the reasons people […]
Serial killer Cottingham confesses to the murder of Alys Eberhardt in a 1965 unsolved case.
New Developments in 1965 Murder Case Alice Everhart, just 18 years old and a nursing student from New Jersey, cut her class short one Friday in September to head to New York for her aunt’s funeral. Unfortunately, she never made it. Dr. Peter Vronsky, a forensic historian who has worked with law enforcement on the […]