Intriguing documentary about three extraordinarily prodigious serial murderers operating in Los Angeles during the 70s/80s. William Bonin was so bad, California actually executed him! It provides insight about the unrelenting criminal behavior of the worst offenders.

Forthcoming Florida execution of a double murderer who perpetrated three more murders after his capital crimes. Despite their media visibility, multiple homicide offenders are understudied scientifically. cbsnews.com/news/scheduled…

Syracuse University alums will appreciate, or have flashbacks about the snow.

Simple beauty, from 1900.

Chronic offender on parole for murder admits to new murder after DNA link. These cases are appallingly common. reviewjournal.com/crime/courts/m…

Childe Hassam, Fifth Avenue

Upbeat Hopper!

Excellent book about the interplay between crime in the community and behind bars. Security threat groups create massive problems for institutional safety. They also make for fascinating forensic interviews.

Wonderful book about the Ashcan School for art nerds. It is packed with analysis and great photos.

That feeling when your writing is published, purchased, or reviewed (positively).

aplastante

A blend of Starry Night and Norman Rockwell.

Fun article with Ben Stickle and The Lone Criminologist about the value of forensic mental health to criminology with special focus on behavioral disorders. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Brilliant documentary where a skilled detective unearths a staggering amount of crime from a serial offender serving multiple life sentences in NJ (www-doc.state.nj.us/DOC_Inmate/det…). aetv.com/shows/the-tors…

The epitome of relaxation, I can't recommend this enough. 42 tracks spanning his legendary career. Herbie Hancock

Not trying to wish away summer, but this is nice.

Gotham City

Classic song. The bass intro to this should play as presenters take the stage at every criminal justice, forensic science, and criminology conference. Would really liven things up. youtube.com/watch?v=eauZzw…

From Netflix docs to podcast marathons... Why can’t we stop watching, reading, and listening to murder? True Crime America offers the real reason. Matt DeLisi, Ph.D. Out from: BookAuthorial & Author Authority Agent Available At: a.co/d/5HVsTRO #CrimeCultureExposed #Criminology

The Elvis song criminologists should love.