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Check out the new book of my writing partner and friend, Gerry Cliff!

He was the one behind the idea of my first true crime book, " The ‘Baby Doll’ Serial Killer: The John Eric Armstrong Homicides ," because he worked the case for Detroit Police back in 2000 and always knew it would make a great book. Well, it did, and then there was another case that he worked for DPD back in the day and for which he carried around files for years, thinking that would make a great book, too. He begged me and begged me to take on that project, too, LOL, but life was not turning me in that direction at that point. So he up and wrote it himself! And I'm so proud of him! He has captured a truly captivating case -- who could possibly believe there would be multiple serial predators at work in the Motor City at the same time? He has documented it for future edification. He has chronicled it for the curious. And now it is live and out there for you to check out! " Serial City: Detroit and the Hunt for Multiple Serial Predators " takes you inside Detroit...

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Killer Comparisons: John Eric Armstrong and Charles Albright

"Murder Book" explores a Highland Park story with chillingly familiar details

Just dropped on YouTube: A fresh look at the case of convicted serial Leslie Allen Williams

Now available on YouTube: The very first Benjamin Atkins TV doc

Killer Comparisons: John Eric Armstrong and Anthony Shore

Thanks so much to Carol Underhill for the wonderful new interview on her blog

"World's Most Evil Killers" explores the case of Leslie Allen Williams

The very first TV doc on the Benjamin ("Tony") Atkins case drops in the U.S.

Killer Comparisons: John Eric Armstrong and Colin Campbell

Just dropped: Video from my presentation at the Michigan True Crime Symposium

The Michigan True Crime Symposium Q&A session video is up

Some photos from yesterday's Author Expo at the Tamarack District Library

The floors really creak at the Creaky Floor bookstore -- and we're about to find out!

The Michigan True Crime Symposium: What a wonderful event