Tag: true crime
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Judicial Bias
You may recall our exciting adventure to the Los Angeles Archives and Records Center last October in the hope of finding some key legal documents. While we were able to obtain several trial documents, we were unable to access all the volumes from the LA trial due to time constraints; however, this did not deter us.…
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Forty Years
On August 31st, 1985, the hunt for the Night Stalker ended, and the circus began.The following is an excerpt from our book “The Appeal of the Night Stalker”. See the link at the end of this post for details. The Capture Richard Ramirez, travelling to Arizona and back, missed the release of his mugshot on…
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How Can You Help?
To begin with, I want to thank you once again for the support you’ve already given us, for your encouragement, engagement, and willingness to ask the questions most do not. I’m not going to lie; this case is tricky, and we’ve done our best to break it all down and put it back together in…
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This Is Good..
In fact, it’s excellent. This is a quick note from me.I wanted to bring this new YouTube channel to your attention, as some of you may not have seen it. @SataysandMash – we are not affiliated with them, but they share the material with our knowledge and permission, crediting and promoting our work in their…
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The Ex Parte Order
We found some interesting items when we accessed the case files during our stay in Los Angeles. Because of that, we’ve been able to add more insight into the work already done, whether that is regarding the time Maria Hernandez really saw her attacker (spoiler: it wasn’t eight seconds, it was two) or the statement…
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Predictable
Sex, Satan and Another Cash Grab Well, that was all rather predictable and disappointing – it was only to be expected. However, as the latest Ramirez documentary, Richard Ramirez – The Night Stalker Tapes, dropped, that familiar feeling of déjà vu crept in. This post will only deal with one small part of it. Once…
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A Bit More Ballistics Bollocks
“Robinson was the last of three law enforcement firearms examiners to evaluate the general rifling characteristics of the ballistics evidence. Yet the two other examiners, who did not reach entirely the same conclusions, were not called to testify at trial. For example, in the report prepared by Robert Christansen on March 28, 1985, he concluded…
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To Prove a Lover
This is an addition to the article covering the murder of Tsai-Lian Yu and I would refer you back to that original post for all the details on this case. I am adding a little information we discovered during our visit to the Hall of Records in Los Angeles. Leafing through the first volume, we…
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It’s That Time Again
We’re happy to welcome many new subscribers to this blog. You join us at a time when most of the articles have been published, and the flow has slowed up a little as much of what we wished to say we have now published. Our attention has turned to the production of our book, which…
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The Khovananth Incident
July 20, 1985 This post is part of a series analyzing the prosecution of Richard Ramírez, known as the “Night Stalker.” We examine each case attributed to him to assess whether the evidence truly supported his conviction using his 2008 Federal Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus and its supporting documents. ****This post contains details…
Expendable For A Cause. 