Larry Gene Heath
Larry Gene Heath I have often stated that while on the surface my obsession seems to be with true crimes, that it is the justice system and the behavior of criminals that interest me the most. Of course there are the cases in which I disagreed with a verdict from a jury but I think there are only a few that while I agree the defendant is guilty, I believe the steps taken to get that verdict, or a verdict that was sought have crossed lines that put all American's at risk. Two of the more high profile cases in which I feel this way are the Timothy Hennis and the Drew Peterson case. Hennis was convicted, and then later acquitted of the murders of a young mother and two of her children. It made waves because it seemed so similar to the Jeffrey MacDonald Case that took place in the early 1970's and they were both committed at or near Fort Bragg. Hennis was acquitted in 1989, re-joined the military and retired in 2004. In 2006 the military took him out of retirem...