Defrosting Cold Cases

A few days ago, Twitter’s Legal Eagle Michelle posed a question. She called lawyers into action and asked them to provide tips for law students. I have four tips. Here is number one: rulings are not about what is morally right and, what is legally right can feel utterly wrong. On March 2, 2011, the United [...]

R.I.P. dad

When I first saw the Paper.li Dailies, I was wondering how they were put together. I imagined a blogger and tweeter scanning and scrolling down the Twitter website in search for those great posts, links, pictures and more, to place in that daily paper. That this was all done electronically I did not know until @ValentiLaw [...]

This post has absolutely nothing to do with cold cases! This is what Vidster was reading this morning! The dirty secrets of a barrister’s wig are explained in detail on Baby Barista’s blog. I could not help imagine what I’d do if I took a wig out of a box …hold it between to fingers? [...]

I had every intention to blog today but after reading the papers, I couldn’t. I could not shake the image of the old lady out of my head. Scratching the car to try and pull herself up. She screamed, people heard but nobody bothered to go outside to check. Nobody even bothered to call 911 to let the cops [...]

I raise my glass to possibilities! We have an exciting year ahead of us. For the first time in history, the Zeigler case will be open to students from Penn State CSI and I look forward to hearing their discussions. This collaboration between Penn State CSI, Defrosting Cold Cases, and the Zeigler legal defense team is exclusive [...]

Happy Holidays and the very best for 2011! Vidster & Clouseau

There is so much progress in cold case investigations that I could easily write about 10 new posts…but I am not gonna! Instead, I will give you the names and links so you can follow what I read this week. Progress in UK cold case investigation resulted in justice when  Judge John Devaux sentenced Peter Hull to [...]

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