Thomas Schiro
Sadly, when you follow true crime cases as I do, so many of them just seem "routine." I have a list of names or cases that when it is time to sit down and do some research I start going through the list to refresh myself on what the particular case was about and look to find one that strikes me at that moment. It really is not as easy as it seems. Think of it as if you are watching a movie and it just seems so unoriginal and predictable that you know the ending before you are half way through. That is quite often the case for me with true crime cases and especially the true crime shows on television. Of course the difference with true crime cases is that they involve real people. I should be clear in saying that while I find "excitement" or interest in the crimes themselves I am also just as interested, if not more in the legal process a case takes. I found this case, just as I have several of the last few cases, while I was researching another local case. ...