Skip to main content

If they say it one more time....

I am not into celeb crimes. I really couldn't care less if I ever see Paris Hilton on the news again or not. I'm not impressed by her, by her lack of brains, or by her ability to get out of jail just because someone believes that being a spoiled selfish brat is a "medical condition".

Sadly, the MSM has forgotten that there are other things happening in the news, other crimes, other topics of MORE importance. Thankfully, I have a full range of blogs that aren't as dense- and that understand that I really don't want to spend the day reading/hearing/ or staring at things about Paris Hilton.

So, for those of you who are like me and are in need of some real news... feel free to check out the great writings brought to you by the members of the True Crime Blogroll:

1947 project
Blogging the Unsolved
CLEWS
Crime in Charlotte
Crime Interrupted
Crime News
Crime Rant
Crime Scene Blog
crimeblog.us
CrimeNe.ws Room
CrimeShadows News
Criminal Conduct
Dreamin' Demon
FALL
For The Missing
Fred Rosen
Heart
History�s Miseries
Home Sweet Home
HOTT-Hot On The Trail
In Cold Blog
Join The True Crime Blogroll
Lost In Lima Ohio
Malefactor's Register
Missing & Abducted Blog
My Life of Crime
MyCrimeSpace
On Crime
Parents Behaving Badly
Ricky Holland Vanished
slabtown chronicle
T.O. Crime
Teachers Behaving Badly
The Cellar
The End of the Story
The Missing & Murdered Children
The Year 'Round
True Crime Blog
True Crime Blog UK
True Crime Blogroll
True Crime Blogroll on MySpace
TTLB Community Page
Until Death Do Us Part
Wal-Mart Files
When a Child Goes Missing

And, FYI dear members of the MSM- please stop using the word "interesting" and Paris Hilton in the same sentence. If you say it one more time, I'll be forced to "de favorite" your channel on my remote control.
Labels:

Popular posts from this blog

Sen. Kennedy

empirical- ADJECTIVE: Relying on or derived from observation or experiment: empirical results that supported the hypothesis. Verifiable or provable by means of observation or experiment: empirical laws. Guided by practical experience and not theory, especially in medicine Kennedy hate crimes rider may doom Hatch's sex offender bill By Robert Gehrke The Salt Lake Tribune WASHINGTON - A fight over federal hate crimes legislation could torpedo Sen. Orrin Hatch's push to strengthen the nation's sex-offender registries and clamp down on sex crimes. The Senate Judiciary Committee gave quick, unanimous approval to Hatch's bill Thursday, clearing its way for consideration by the full Senate. But Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., said he plans to try to attach language to a bill that would require tougher sentences, provide federal assistance and offer grants to prosecute hate crimes - those motivated by hatred for a race, religion, gender or sexual orientation. The White ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Kelsey Briggs

**This post was predated and has begun to move on the front page, and although I can not move it because it will effect the links to this story, there is a catagory dedicated to Kelsey's case which will take you to all the posts on her on this site. You will find it HERE. Please continue to check it for updates to this tragic story. Complete news coverage on the case can be found HERE Thank you, L. I wanted to share with everyone the great news that our efforts to continue to bring this story attention has been highlighted on the news in OK. You can find the video from the news cast here: Blog Spot: Meeker girl's death sparks outrage **UPDATES BELOW To those wanting to follow this story, my first post on it and links to all the other posts can be found here , or at the bottom of the post. Full news coverage can be found here. This afternoon I heard from a member of Kelsey's family. For all the grieving they must be doing at this moment, they have the right to receive inf...
36 comments
Read more

Florida Sex Offender Registry

Reading the news today, I was taken back to see that the Florida Sex Offender registry was being criticized. Having had the chance to look at it previously, I had always found it rather informative, and well organized. The issue that many are having with it now wouldn't be noticed by the occasional browser on the site. Which makes it even worse. A review of the FSR has found some rather unsettling statistics: The News-Press analyzed the Florida Department of Law Enforcement database of 36,306 sex offenders and found: • 9,205 of them are incarcerated • 7,037 have run away or can't be found • 824 have been deported; and • 516 are dead. Of the 15,573 sex offenders listed as released and not on parole or probation, only 11,355 of those actually live in Florida. Sex offender registries can only be usefully, and only fully do what they where designed to do when they are updated, maintained and monitored continuously. When you are relying on the SO registries to monitors how safe your...
15 comments
Read more