Changing Sites and a Re-launch

 I ran into some issues with this blog and I am no longer updating it.


I looked at other servers but maybe it is just that I am old school and stuck in my ways but I did not find another that gave me all of the things I wanted and was looking for.  So in the end I stayed with Blogger.com 

Many of the stories here will be there but it is not a copy/paste situation.  I am researching every case again and putting them together again.  Who knows, maybe my position has changed, maybe not.  Maybe there is more information available.  Keep in mind I started this one in 2012 and while I try to update things when I am made aware, that does not always happen.  

I will say that currently I have decided not to have comments approved before posting but I will try to keep an eye on them and will delete those I find inappropriate.  Please know that does not mean I will not allow comments that go against my position, that is not my style but in the same respect, I will not tolerate disrespect of other commenters.  I also will delete spam comments that are made and trust me that is often.

Sorry for the inconvenience .... Here is the link

https://letstalktruecrimestories.blogspot.com/


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