Uncategorized

Possible Lead in Etan Patz Case?

April 22, 2012

On May 25, 1979, a six-year old boy vanished from his SoHo neighborhood never to be seen again except on milk cartons across the country. It was young Etan Patz’s first time walking to the bus stop by himself, a landmark two blocks away from his family loft. His disappearance prompted President Ronald Reagan to [...]

Read the full article →

Virginia Tech Found Negligent

March 15, 2012

Yesterday, a seven-person jury found Virginia Tech to be negligent during the shooting rampage that took place on its campus in 2007. The parents of Erin Peterson and Julia Pryde, two of the fatal victims, had filed suit against the state and felt they were successful in their quest to uncover the truth. “It certainly [...]

Read the full article →

Innovative and Utmost Security for Super Bowl XLVI

February 5, 2012

The New England Patriots face off against the New York Giants today in Indianapolis for Super Bowl XLVI! Last year the Super Bowl broke the record for the television broadcast most watched in history by Americans with approximately 111 million tuning in. Indianapolis’ Lucas Oil Stadium will be seating around 70,000 fans for the 46th [...]

Read the full article →

Names Have Doubled on U.S. No-Fly List

February 2, 2012

This morning, the Associated Press reported that the number of people on the United States’ no-fly list has doubled within the last year. A year ago there were approximately 10,000 names and now there are approximately 21,000. Each name represents the identity of a suspected terrorist who is not allowed to fly into or within [...]

Read the full article →

Increase in Jobs, Affordability, and CSI:Miami? Factors in the Continued Popularity of the Forensic Science Degree

December 7, 2011

Thinking of getting a forensic science degree? You’re not alone. With jobs in the forensic sciences projected to grow by more than 20%, it’s not surprising so many people are interested in becoming part of this up-and-coming field. If you’re pursuing a forensic science degree, you can enter the work-force with a two-year technical degree, [...]

Read the full article →

Jaycee Dugard Suing Federal Government

September 23, 2011

On June 10, 1991, Phillip Garrido and his wife kidnapped 11-year old Jaycee Dugard while she was waiting for the bus to go to school. He held Dugard captive, raped her and impregnated her, resulting in two daughters. Dugard and her children were prisoners in Garrido’s Antioch, California backyard, approximately three hours away from her [...]

Read the full article →

Homeless Man Beaten to Death by Two Police Officers

September 21, 2011

It’s a shame how a few crooked cops can tarnish the reputation of an otherwise honorable body of law enforcement officers. Earlier today, two policemen were charged by the Orange County District with crimes of murder and manslaughter. They were two of the six officers that allegedly crossed the line on July 5th in Fullerton, [...]

Read the full article →

Jeremiah Fogel Suspected of Killing Another Wife

September 19, 2011

His story comes straight out of a juicy crime film, a tale of a male “black widow serial killer” or perhaps even Henry VIII. Jeremiah Fogel’s alleged actions this week combined with his faraway past seem almost urban legend rather than staggering truth. Sunday morning, Fogel purportedly shot and killed his seventh wife, Theresa Fogel, [...]

Read the full article →

Terrorists Attacks American Embassy (Kabul)

September 14, 2011

Chillingly, two days after 9/11’s 10th anniversary, terrorist insurgents launched the largest and most highly organized terrorist attack to date in Kabul, Afghanistan. In a 20-hour assault beginning Tuesday, six rebels propelled rocket grenades and automatic weapon ammunition directly towards the U.S. Embassy and NATO’s command center. At the same time, suicide bombers attempted three [...]

Read the full article →

Remembering the Heroism of 9/11 Ten Years After (Letter from the Editor)

September 11, 2011

On the morning of September 11, 2001, there were many who got out of bed and went to work just like any other morning, but had no idea they would be conducting heroic acts in the nations most horrific attack.  It’s the stuff of action films, but the truth is that many of us have [...]

Read the full article →

← Previous Entries