I loved working in chemistry and other technical stuff but turned to writing an odd mix of output: science fiction, history, how-to articles, and more.
Wanted to let fans know that I have posted another Luke May case on my #truecrime#history blog. This particular item includes some interesting information about the #greatddepression era. The link is:
https://t.co/vgY7eAADsy
Have posted a new #truecrime article on my blog. Not #historical in any high-flown sense, but a 1923 milestone in #firearms evidence use. Link: https://t.co/mqQHZloSIl
Posted a new #historical#truecrime” blog article. This latest Luke May case is unusual because it never went to trial. But it was/is “closed” in any normal sense of the term.
https://t.co/6VYyhSnOPk
Heads-up on a new #historical#truecrime story posted on my blog. Had tough time, until I realized that the victim's anonymity WAS the story. Link: https://t.co/Ejt54UX3qY
For those interested in #truecrime and #history, I have posted another Luke May case on my "South Fork Revue" blog. One of his strnager case. https://t.co/ebiOm8o8hD
Fascinating account of #research into using #manatee “conversations,” i.e. #sounds, to count and track the animals in murky water.
https://t.co/7PhbJ20nLy
For the #historical#truecrime fan, I have posted another Luke May case. It’s another variation on the all-too-common “love triangle” theme.
https://t.co/VarHq7WHVl
A #history article posted by National Geographic confirms what many of us always suspected: Grimm’s #fairytales were NEVER meant for children. The brothers collected #folktales … and many fit the #horror category. They were hardly light bedtime fare.
https://t.co/stMTpPbSZZ
Just posted another #truecrime story based on another case logged by #criminologist Luke S. May. Not only a #historical theme, but has a #CivilWar connection.
https://t.co/ZOydnnubrq
Posted a new #historical#truecrime#murder case with another Luke S. May #firearms case. Extra sad, if that's possible -- victim already had problems.
https://t.co/2H0Ee5KaRT
A great article on #mining#history and #gold: “The Top Ten Gold Producing States.”
https://t.co/8HIfcKo7AM
Number one -- California -- won’t surprise anyone, but several others will.