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Justice for Chris Smith and the Conviction of Edward Shin – Part Three “Nobody owns life, but anyone who can pick up a frying pan
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Justice for Chris Smith and the Conviction of Edward Shin – Part Three “Nobody owns life, but anyone who can pick up a frying pan
I know what blood looks like when it’s fresh, when it’s dry, and all states in between. I didn’t need a forensic team to tell me the brown-colored smudge on the light switch was blood. Superpowers, remember? And blood drops are like rats. Where there’s one, there’s always more hiding just out of plain sight.
“Three squares? You can’t spare three squares?” -Elaine Benes (Seinfeld) All tongue-in-cheek references to the mad run on toilet paper buying aside, it’s time to
The heartbreaking story of Chris Smith being killed by Ed Shin continues to intrigue our audience and keeps popping up on all the popular whodunit
On June 4, 2010, early Friday evening, in a quaint town known for the Old Mission and horse trails, Christopher Ryan Smith was murdered. Surrounding business offices were empty as workers had already left for the weekend.
Is Technology Simply a Grand Illusion? If you’re anything like me, I find my smartphone very convenient because I can find cell phone applications to
As we go through the process of hiring people to help us around the house or with our family duties, the question often arises of whether or not we should do a background check on the new nanny, housekeeper or general contractor. We’re trusting these people to come into our home, interact with our precious children, or perhaps do a remodel of the master bedroom suite.
Whatever the case, Alexa and her sisters are here to stay, and how you chose to interact with her is a personal choice. But please remember, what you say in Vegas may not stay in Vegas. In other words, the walls really do have ears.
It’s been reported that on average, 90,000 people are missing in the United States at any given time. While many of them end up being found, alive or dead, many others remain missing to this day.
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