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Now Available - DISHONORED AND FORGOTTEN

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A few years ago, while browsing through shops with my wife, Carolyn, in Galveston's Strand District, I found a book of short stories ab...

DETECTIVE MARTIN BILLNITZER'S FAMILY – Last in the Series, IF THE WALLS COULD TALK

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Detective Martin Billnitzer NOTE: My new novel, Dishonored and Forgotten,  about this incident, will be available in January.  I am ...
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A DEAD DETECTIVE – If the Walls Could Talk – Episode 8

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Detective Billnitzer beside marijuana plant. He was a top narcotics cop . Detective Martin Billnitzer lay dying on the floor of an off...
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DID WE FORGET A HERO? IF THE WALLS COULD TALK – EPISODE 7

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Detective Billnitzer (2nd from right) In the Forward to the book, Fallen Heroes of the Bayou City, written by Nelson Zoch, retired ...
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COULDN’T TELL THE CROOKS FROM THE COPS –If The Walls Could Talk –Episode 6

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Captain Foy Melton (June 1954) A month earlier the media and Houston Police Chief L.D. Morrison learned that the federal government ha...
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THE MYTH OF THE BLUE CODE OF SILENCE – If the Walls Could Talk – Episode 5

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W.C. Pool   (1954)  A large haul of heroin had been recovered. The three officers who brought it in were told by Captain Foy Melton th...
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A POLICE CHIEF RESIGNS – If the Walls Could Talk – Episode 4

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Chief L.D. Morrison, Sr. (1954) The Feds were in Houston investigating local police for selling heroin to dope dealers. Detective M...
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IF THE WALLS COULD TALK - Episode 3

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Sidney Smith (1953) The dope dealer's name was Earl Voice.  His girlfriend’s sister called police when she saw someone bury two jar...
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Episode 2 IF THE WALLS COULD TALK - A Houston Police Scandal

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J.T. Conley (left) & E.H. Bennett My book, Dishonored and Forgotten,  a fictional account of this scandal, will be released later...
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IF THE WALLS COULD TALK – A Houston Police Scandal

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Old Police Headquarters, 61 Riesner Street In anticipation of the release later this year of my book, Dishonored and Forgotten, I am re...
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Longest Serving Sheriff

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From 1896 to 1904 A.B. Shackleton worked as a deputy sheriff and a constable. In 1903, he decided to run against his boss and incumbent...