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Trial of Frederick Baker
On 24 August 1867, the remains of eight-year-old Fanny Adams were discovered in a hop field close to her home in Alton, Hampshire. She had been decapitated and horribly mutilated; her limbs and internal organs were scattered over a wide area. It was butchery on a truly colossal scale. Local solicitor's clerk Frederick Baker was quickly apprehended and committed for trial at the winter assizes in Winchester. Few people doubted that he was solely responsible for the murder of little Fanny Adams. Baker was a decidedly odd character, often seen skulking around town exhibiting a range of morbid and eccentric behaviours. His corpse-white complexion and black top hat composed his trademark appearan...
Commonwealth V. George F. Baker and Mary A.J. Baker
The Bakers are charged with the murder of their landlord, eighty-nine year old Susannah Prescott.
The Washingtons of Wessyngton Plantation
Traces the author's thirty-year research into his slave ancestry, describing the history of the massive tobacco plantation where his ancestors worked and his family's extensive genealogical legacy.
Man in the Trap
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Down The Tube
The president of public television's flagship station and a longtime senior CBS executive reveals the surprising reasons today's television programs are so bad. Written by insiders who have played on both sides of the programming game, DOWN THE TUBE is a sweeping examination of the history of television and an important indictment of the mercenary mentality that taints the most powerful medium in the world.
White Skin Man
The dark, hook-nosed man held an incredible fascination for Katy Madika as she took shots of the sunlit docks. She was strangely drawn to his striking looks and it was perhaps fate that her camera ended up being the only witness to his murder¿ Katy runs, clutching the precious evidence. But the killer comes after her and claims the camera ¿ warning her against ever revealing what she saw. But unbeknownst to him, she has already palmed the digital film. When she returns to the spot, the body is gone ¿ and for weeks there is no indication that anything had happened. Stone Lewis, for the first time for a long time, is happy. But when Katy comes into his life and tells the story of the strange murder, he is once again drawn into the dark side of life¿
