Crimes, Criminals, and the Cops Who Chase Them

Sheriff Rainey & Deputy Price This is a re-run of a very popular story I published some time ago. One of my most popular blog s...

Galveston Bookshop  317 23rd Street, Galveston, Texas 409-750-8200 Click to see the Galveston Daily News Book Review Murder on the ...

"KING" KENT Judge Sam Kent was appointed to the federal bench by George Bush in 1990. He was the only federal district judge ...

Judge Bates after arrest Texas elects all its judges. Some say the need to raise campaign funds and placate the wishes of various poli...

In 1950 politicians hadn't invented the "war on drugs" and J. Edgar Hoover was still denying that the U.S. had an organized...

My latest is now available for purchase in paperback or as an e-book. Murder on the Seawall is the third in the Tanner & Thibodaux S...

Ed Gein Ever wonder who inspired the insane characters in movies such as Psycho, The Silence of the Lambs, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, an...

Billy Neal moved from deep East Texas to Vidor when his wife, Sue, got a job there as a teacher. He drove a truck for a construction compan...

Dead-eye Virgil Watts It was a cool Tuesday evening in mid-March, 1948. Already one could feel that spring was fast approaching, but as...

McKay Everett called him Uncle Hilty. He was a neighbor to the Everett family and a friend of McKay and his parents. During his life, Hil...

French said he wasn't afraid and took a seat James Donald French was cool as a cucumber, self-assured, and a real showman, which ma...

Archie Burkhalter was a co-owner of the Red Bluff General Hospital in Pasadena, Texas. His primary partner was Dr. Robert Pendleton. On D...