Freeing someone who has been wrongfully convicted is no easy task. One proven method has been to draw attention to the case. I'm doing that with the book I'm working on. Podcasts are another way to bring attention to a case. Below you will find a long list of podcasts from the Ofender True Crime …
Subtitle Poll
The Kit Martin book project is coming along on schedule. I'll be sending out an early draft to a few readers soon. Right now I'm kicking around a few title/subtitle ideas and thought I'd do a poll. For the title, I'm fairly set on the title I Will Ruin You. Everything that has happened to Kit began …
Kit Martin Book Project Update
I am happy to announce that I have signed a publishing contract with a publisher for my book on the Kit Martin story. The publisher is WildBlue Press. They are known for True Crime books. They have also published other books concerning wrongful convictions, most notably Failure of Justice by John …
The prosecution’s theory
In the post an alternative theory, I provided a scenario of how the triple homicides of Calvin and Pam Phillips and Ed Dansereau most likely played out based on the evidence. In this post, I will describe the prosecution theory. According to the prosecution, On November 18, 2015, Kit Martin went …
An Alternative Theory
It's now been a little more than a year since I started working on the Christian "Kit" Martin story. For those of you wanting an update on the book, I can tell you that I do have a rough first draft as well as a completed book proposal. I'll be sending out the book proposal to prospective agents …
The Alibi
The prosecutors in Kit's murder trial had a bizarre strategy. In many ways, they put on more of a defense for Kit than a prosecution. It was the prosecution that introduced DNA evidence that could not tie Kit to the crime. It was the prosecution that put on ballistic experts who could not match a …