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Most Notorious Gangster and True Crime Tour
Join us for a motor-coach trip through the crooked streets of Saint Paul on Saturday September 30th from 4 pm to 7 pm, departing from and returning to the Summit
Amazon Shopping Through Most Notorious!
Looking for your favorite historic true crime books? Go to Amazon through my Most Notorious link and get those holiday gifts through me!
The Lynching of Frank McManus
When the word lynching is used in modern conversation, it conjures images of cattle rustlers confronted with Old West justice, or the racially motivated hangings in the American South, but
MoNo Classics: The Lawson Family Christmas Day Massacre w/ Trudy Smith
This is the Lawson family, just two weeks before the father, Charlie Lawson, killed them on Christmas Day, 1929, in Germanton, North Carolina. Listen to the Most Notorious Podcast (available
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Ill-Fame (Detective Harm Queen Mystery #2)
The sequel to “The Big Mitt” is here! It’s 1901, and Minneapolis’s most infamous detective, Harm Queen, is pulled by unfinished business into hostile rival city Saint Paul. When he
The Big Mitt Released!
My first novel, “The Big Mitt”, is now available on Amazon, and soon to be on Barnes and Noble, Kobi and Ibooks. Release date: May 31, 2014! The book
The Third Northwestern Bank Robbery
Of all the Depression-era outlaw gangs, none was considered smarter or nastier than the Barker-Karpis bunch. The Barker boys were Doc and Fred, dark-haired brothers who were so mean they
The Notorious Harry Hayward
The story that you are about to read, and the murder that acts as its climax, is probably the most famous and notorious one in Minneapolis history. To say that
Dapper Dan Hogan’s Untimely Demise
In the late 1920’s the main underworld fixer in Saint Paul was Irish mobster Daniel Hogan, nicknamed Dapper Dan because of his flashy, snappy dress. He lived in a modest