Author Janie Nesbitt Jones and The Arkansas Hitchhike Killer

Author Janie Nesbitt Jones and The Arkansas Hitchhike Killer - The Chronicles of Evil Interview

A deadly history of an (almost) forgotten serial killer.

James Waybern "Red" Hall was a serial killer from Faulkner County, Arkansas who confessed to murdering at least twenty-four people. The majority of his victims were motorists who had the unfortunate luck of giving him a ride as he was thumbing his way around the country. As World War II was winding down, James Hall was only getting started, using his friendly manner and deceptive smile to lure his victims to their deaths.

Author Janie Nesbitt Jones has written an intriguing account of this little-known serial murderer, creating the definitive work on James Waybern "Red" Hall. Join us for the fascinating interview with Janie Nesbitt Jones, as we uncover the truth about James "Red" Hall, The Arkansas Hitchhike Killer - only on Chronicles of Evil!

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edmundkemperstories.com - The Chronicles of Evil Interview with Christine Falco

"If I were to see this patient without having any history available or getting any history from him, I would think that we're dealing with a very well adjusted young man who had initiative, intelligence and who was free of any psychiatric illnesses ... It is my opinion that he has made a very excellent response to the years of treatment and rehabilitation and I would see no psychiatric reason to consider him to be of any danger to himself or to any member of society ... [and] since it may allow him more freedom as an adult to develop his potential, I would consider it reasonable to have a permanent expunction of his juvenile records." Christine Falco and edmundkemperstories.com - Chronicling Edmund Kemper's Murderous Life By Scott Stick - Scott Stick Productions and Chronicles of Evil Not everyone can (or would even want to) spend their time examining, in minute detail, the life story of an infamous serial murderer. Christine Falco, webmaster of edmundkemperstories.

Vincent Bugliosi - Happy Chronicles of Evil Birthday!

Photo by Damon D'Amato via Wikipedia August 18th 1934 - June 6th 2016 In 1974, the book Helter Skelter: The True Story of The Manson Murders became a national bestseller, and made Vincent Bugliosi a household name. Bugliosi, a former attorney in the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office, successfully prosecuted the infamous Charles Manson, along with members of his murderous group of followers, including Charles "Tex" Watson, Susan Atkins, Patricia Krenwinkel, and Leslie Van Houten, all of whom were sentenced to lengthy prison sentences. Fair Use photo via Wikipedia In 1975, Helter Skelter (as it is also known in popular culture) won the prestigious Edgar Award for Best Fact Crime Book and it continues to be the bestselling true crime book of all time, having sold over seven million copies by 2015. The book was twice adapted for television movies (in 1976 and 2004). Bugliosi would go on to be a prolific writer of true crime, winning additional awards and

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