St. Martin's PressJohn Heidenry is probably one of the few people who remember the Bobby Greenlease case, though in 1953 it was considered the most audacious kidnapping in American crime history since the Lindbergh baby in 1932.Heidenry, whose resume includes St. Louis magazine and Penthouse Forum and books about the Browns and Cardinals and who is now a contributing editor to The Week, was just a kid back then. But he spent a lot of time hanging around his father's bookstore, listening to repor
scrapetv.com"Never start with the head, the victim gets all fuzzy."You know, criminals in this town used to believe in things. Honor. Respect. Look at Granite City resident Thomas Byrd. What does he believe in?According to a story in this morning's Belleville News-Democrat, face-biting:
Thomas Byrd, 32, was sentenced to 24 years in prison Wednesday after pleading guilty to a July 2008 attack that a prosecutor described as "something out of a horror film." Byrd pleaded guilty to charges of a
Hey, you know what I like? Jokes. How about you guys? You do? Well that's just great. Have I ever got a treat for you. Have you heard the one about the little girl who was kidnapped, tossed into some dude's yard, raped repeatedly, impregnated, forced to give birth in a shed, and kept imprisoned in a state of perpetual fear and misery for eighteen years? Well, she certainly doesn't know much about sports, now does she? AAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Get it? She doesn't know sport
