Monthly Archives: May 2005

Gregory Scott Johnson was convicted of breaking into of 82-year-old Ruby Hutslar’s Anderson, IN home, beating and stomping on her, then setting a fire to hide his crime in 1985. The state has said he admitted to the killing but changed his story after his conviction. He is scheduled to be executed early Wednesday....
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There were so many fiber matches between the defendant’s household and the victims that it was statistically impossible for the victims not to have been in the defendant’s home and cars. But 4 witnesses saw the last murder victim up to two days after the defendant allegedly threw his body off a bridge. Five...
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In this CBS News story, Professor Starrs is called on to determine if a man was murdered three years ago, or if he really did have a heart attack. Sad story, but interesting to read more about Starrs.
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Assemblyman Ray Haynes, R-Murrieta, has come up with an initiative to take on the task of securing California’s border with Mexico. He calls for creating an agency called the California Border Patrol. CBP would address “the supply and the demand side, both the employers who support illegal immigrants and the illegals who come across...
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