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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Sad development in case of missing NIU student
The case of the missing student from Northern Illinois University took a sad turn late on Saturday night. Toni Keller, 18, has been missing since October 14 when she told friends she was headed into a wooded area to work … Continue reading
The Cross-Dressing Canadian Killer Colonel
Sometimes you run across a story that you just have to read to believe. That would be the case with Colonel Williams from the Canadian Air Force. This is very obviously a case of a man who was escalating his … Continue reading
Police are still searching for missing NIU student
There is another disturbing story from near the Chicago area. This one is out of Dekalb, which is not far from Chicago, and the location of Northern Illinois University. Toni Keller is missing and has been since last Thursday. Authorities … Continue reading
Lead investigator in Falcon Lake pirate case murdered
Another story that has shocked and amazed people here in the United States involves the murder of a tourist named David Hartley. He and his wife were using jet skis on a lake, Falcon Lake, that straddles the U.S./Mexico border. … Continue reading
Accused “Honey Bee Killer” to be freed
The story of the man called “The Honey Bee Killer” here in Chicago continues to baffle and frustrate and amaze. The man who was arrested last wee, former Lynwood cop Brian Dorian, is now going to be freed and the … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago History, True Crime
Tagged Beekeeping, Chicago, crime, Illinois, Indiana, Lynwood, Lynwood California, murder
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Suspects named in Mexican pirate attack
One of the biggest crimes in the news recently has to do with two tourists who were reportedly attacked by Mexican pirates on a lake that straddles the U.S./Mexican border. The strange things to think about is that there is … Continue reading
Posted in True Crime, Unsolved Murder
Tagged David Hartley, Falcon International Reservoir, History, Jet Ski, Mexico, Piracy, United States, US-Mexico Border
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“Honey Bee Killer” arrested and his story is a strange one
The tale continues of the man accused of shooting three people in Illinois and NW Indiana near Chicago. He has been dubbed “The Honey Bee Killer” thanks to his penchant for talking to the people he shot about honey bees … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago History, True Crime
Tagged Brian Dorian, Chicago, Honey Bee Killer, murder, NW Indiana
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Gunman still loose in Indiana or Illinois
A very strange tale has been unfolding in and around the Chicago area today. A man described as “disheveled and unshaven” has been shooting people. He approached two construction workers re-habbing a house in one place and shot two men, … Continue reading
Posted in True Crime, Unsolved Murder
Tagged Chicago, gunman, mass murder, murder, shooting
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