The prosecution had to bend themselves into pretzels to explain away problems in their case. One example involved the dog tag evidence. The defense missed an opportunity by not arguing
I was working on the final episode of the Framed Podcast series when I stumbled upon an artist I had never heard of before. Her name is Kelley Boesch. I
I’ve been experimenting with VR lately as I wait for updates in Kit’s case, which I hope to share soon. For now, I have decided to create a short VR
Nine years ago today, Joan Harmon and her three kids walked into an AT&T store in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, to inquire about unlocking a phone. She handed the phone to a
When I turned in the manuscript for I Will Ruin You, the Kentucky Supreme Court had not yet ruled on Kit’s appeal. I had read the appeal and had some
When I am interested in a book, the very first thing I do is go online and read reviews. I pass over most of the reviews the publisher may post