This is, well, better late than never I guess? I too prefer the less chatty, more fact-based stuff. Some decent story-telling!

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It’s not that simple all the time. For another perspective, try Terrible Thanks For Asking’s episode with a woman who had her nude photos distributed by a former partner. https://www.apmpodcasts.org/ttfa/2018/02/revenge-of-the-porn/

His timelines match up very strongly among other things, but he also already started speaking about other crimes that were (I believe) committed before the Original Night Stalker came into being; a string of breaking and entering done in the old area he was in. Those also all match up. It seems like he’s talking quite…

I have been following the case for many years already, thank you. And the great amounts of work put into it by a great many people. When her book is in local libraries I will pick it, though I imagine it will receive an extra chapter or two in the future when he is convincted that will answer my above question on how…

I understand that, but as it’s a public comments section with little consequence there’s nothing to stop me from offering an opinion on my desire to see a serious article. I’ve enjoyed Jez’s in-depth reporting before (such as the late-stage abortion piece I have at time reread) and know they can do justice to a…

Err my edit didn’t go through to add: I am perfectly happy to see both types of articles but that would rely on there being both, and Jez’s coverage has only been to focus on the celebrity.

Ok, as you wish for different wording: I wish the Jezebel coverage of this case could be about the victims and crimes rather than a debate about whether or not this book has contributed to an arrest. (Edit: I am all for both types of articles but I say this because there HASN’T been both types of articles. There has…

I wish this case could be about the dozens of women hurt, and the dozen+ people murdered by this man rather than about whether or not this guy thinks his wife got enough credit compared to the people working on the case for 30 years or so. Even the first Jez article seemed to make it more about these celebrities than…

While it would be, it didn’t. Law enforcement was asked about the book being linked to catching the killer and besides media attention they denied this was the case.

While it is sweet he is honouring her, police have stated that they have been asked a lot about the book and the book didn’t contribute to directly catching this guy. They mentioned it was good for media attention for the case, but it was the result of years and years of dedicated legwork from the investigators, not…

I did the same thing, but listening to the Case File podcast. I listen to them in the shower and got out half-way through the check my front door was definitely, fully, completely locked. I listen to an absolute ton of true crime and this case seems to have a massive ability to make your question your safety in your…

Legality.

I dunno, I think that guy would fit right in with the current Family Values men.

the “gwen stefani” phase of a career

Spirited is the right word for it. “Well-researched” or “nuanced” or “understanding of the culture and internal debate of the nation that I’ve just said all condone animal cruelty” aren’t. From a very quick google from a BBC article:

Right? What an asshole move to pull. Here’s everything that happens in the movie, we don’t like it so you won’t bother seeing it so we may as well spoil it!

I can’t be the only one whose instinctual thought upon reading the headline was “I bet *I* could find it and not die” and the urge to go look for it, right?

I’m English and beyond not knowing it had a theme, no one in my office even realised the BAFTAs were on to begin with.