An odd article appeared online on Azstarnet.com, “the online service of the Arizona Daily Star“, about animal abusers. It begins: I read the newspaper with great interest. A few stories jump out, either at me or my mother: These are stories about people tormenting animals or keeping them in conditions not fit for any living…
From the Seattle Weekly of November 15, 2006: W(h)acked. Making up for a lack of representation on stage, Live Girls! Theater has dedicated itself since 1999 to producing new work by women. Stephanie Timm’s world premiere of W(h)acked might be the first to take to take the idea of a world without men to such…
Greetings, Mystery Lover. We are pleased to announce that Dunn & Powell Books Mystery Catalogue 80 is available for viewing or download at our website (available in three formats): http://www.dpbooks.com/cat80.txt (plain text) http://www.dpbooks.com/cat80.htm (html for maximum compatibility) http://www.dpbooks.com/cat80.pdf (pdf , best for printing – you need the free Adobe Acrobat software – see link at…
This is the creepiest ending to any movie ever—the very end of the 1975 made for TV movie The Legend of Lizzie Borden, starring the great Elizabeth Montgomery. I present it to you here for your enjoyment.
In an online article on Broadcasting & Cable about Fox’s TV show about OJ Simpson’s new book O.J. Simpson: If I Did It, Here’s How It Happened (yes, that is actually the title), writer John Eggerton waxes poetic about Lizzie Borden. Read the article here.
Here is a little clip from TV6 in Fall River on Professor James Starrs talk about Lizzie. He claims that there is no evidence she did it. You might remember Starrs as the go-to guy for exhuming the bodies—wanted to use modern forensic medicine to help solve the case. He was denied the exhumation by…
Short episode from American Justice on Lizzie Borden. I posted it on YouTube for your enjoyment.
Blood Relations by Sharon Pollock is being brought to life this weekend at West Virginia University. WVU students perform in murder mystery By Shelly Davido, Staff Writer The West Virginia University Division of Theatre and Dance is now showing its second production from the 2006-2007 season. “Blood Relations” by Sharon Pollock will run this evening…
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