The Yogurt Shop Murders
In a way I am much like a police detective in the fact that I like cases that are closed. I like to know that the police and prosecutors got it right and they were successful in putting a criminal behind bars. That is not to say that mysteries do not intrigue me and if you are a regular reader here you know that I often blog about cases in which there are many questions as to if the correct person has been convicted of a crime. I have also often blogged about many cases in which a person has been exonerated of a crime in which they were convicted. In the same respect, for me I am unsure sometimes which is the bigger crime, the initial crime someone is charged with or the crime committed in which evidence is often skewed or outright fabricated in order to secure a conviction. I am an ardent supporter of civil rights and the law. They are in place for reasons. If someone is going to be involved in situations in which a person's freedom is at stake I wan...