Turning to address the Peel interrogation in Bellingham, Phillip Weidner accused Sgt. Glenn Flothe of trying to “break” Peel and…
Joh Peel’s “missing” fourteen minutes focuses on the portion of his self-directed chatter banned by Judge Schulz. It begins with…
Bellingham, Washington. Saturday, March 24, 1984. John Peel arrived at the Bellingham police station a little bit after three in the…
Alaska State Trooper Glenn Flothe is the through-thread between “What Happened in Craig” and “Butcher, Baker.” Flothe played an early…
August 1983: At the one year anniversary of working the Investor case, troopers had fielded close to a thousand calls,…
Micheala Hamilton was right about the crimes that get our attention. We recognize them from the start. Most of the…
Judge Ralph Moody had a difficult task before him. He stood at the apex of a system that had failed…
This is obvious but… at a sentencing hearing, the prosecution recommends the punishment that should be doled out by the…
Criminal sentencing in the U.S. usually comes down to a combination of three factors, in greater or lesser proportion. First…
The “why” answer discussed in our previous post is a long one. And in all likelihood incomplete. Even Assistant D.A.,…