True Crime Stories

  You have often heard me speak of very old cases, such as my last blog, and how difficult determining facts are. I run into a few things that are confusing on more modern cases, and I also state those things, but I am unsure that I have ever come across such a case that has taken place in the last twenty years which so many conflicting facts and information! Everything from what day Susan was killed, when she was found, to even the relationship between the fathers of her children seem to be at odds. What I can tell you is that in February 2005 twenty-six year old Long Island New York resident Susan Ambrosino went missing and her brother made the report to law enforcement. Her purse was found in Queens and law enforcement decided to make a perimeter to search for Susan's car, that was also missing. The car was soon found. The front passenger seat had been covered up with a sheet or a towel but was found to be covered in blood. The body of Susan was found in the trunk of...

As I stated in my last blog, I have several cases ready to put together which I often struggle with. Besides the fact that I seem to lose a bit of luster when I research them without posting them soon and my memory often fails me I also have the issue that to give something the attention it deserves I have to “feel” it. While I may find one interesting when I start my research I may not feel the same later, especially if it has been days. In those cases I tend to want to “just get it done” and so as I said it does not necessarily get the attention it deserves. But, as I was going through the four or five I have ready I saw this one and remembered my excitement from it. I was glad to see it because I have struggled with the fact that I have wanted to research more cases. I have been re-watching Forensic Files, or at least listening to them, on Netflix lately and have heard several cases I had never heard about that I have been excited about digging into. Before I do tha...