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Chit chat 2022-2023
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Nov 16, 2022 12:54PM
For all Kathryn Casey fans, Kathryn will be on 20/20 this Friday. The show will be about Celeste Beard.
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Koren wrote: "For all Kathryn Casey fans, Kathryn will be on 20/20 this Friday. The show will be about Celeste Beard."Good to know!
I came across a book about Martin Dumollard in English so I gave him a shelf that has both the French and English books on him.
Fishface wrote: "As the New Year closes in we are up to almost 14,000 books on the TC shelves."Koren wrote: "For all Kathryn Casey fans, Kathryn will be on 20/20 this Friday. The show will be about Celeste Beard."<
CONGRATULATION TO ALL That is a ton of books!!!
Hi Fishface, what's the name of that book? I'm just finished the Killer of Little Shepherds which is about the Joseph Vacher murders. it's about 30 years after M Dumollard.
Damien wrote: "Hi Fishface, what's the name of that book? I'm just finished the Killer of Little Shepherds which is about the Joseph Vacher murders. it's about 30 years after M Dumollard."I can't remember, but it's on our Martin Dumollard shelf! EDIT: It's called Crimson Petticoats: The Betrayal, Brutality and Bloodshed behind the French Maid Massacres.
Reading The Forever Witness: How Genetic Genealogy Solved a Cold Case Double Murder about the murders of Jay Cook and Tanya Cuylenborg. The case sounds familiar and I think I've read about it before. Does anyone know of another book about this case?
Koren wrote: "Reading The Forever Witness: How Genetic Genealogy Solved a Cold Case Double Murder about the murders of Jay Cook and Tanya Cuylenborg. The case sounds familiar and I think I've rea..."I never even knew there was one!!! Adding to the shelves RIGHT NOW! They have been oft-mentioned in the TC Anniversaries thread, so that could be why this is ringing a bell with you.
Fishface wrote: "Koren wrote: "Reading The Forever Witness: How Genetic Genealogy Solved a Cold Case Double Murder about the murders of Jay Cook and Tanya Cuylenborg. The case sounds familiar and I ..."This book just came out in October and I was lucky enough to find it in the new section of the library.
The Turpin family has a shelf now, too, since I just discovered that Louise Turpin's sister wrote a memoir.
Hello everyone! I’m new to Goodreads.. my daughter convinced me to try it. I love true crime so I thought I’d check out this group 😄
Becky wrote: "Hello everyone! I’m new to Goodreads.. my daughter convinced me to try it. I love true crime so I thought I’d check out this group 😄"Welcome!!! Read anything good lately that we might be able to add to our voluminous TC bookshelves?
I just discovered John Stonehouse, an official in the British government who faked his own death to evade accountability for his misconduct. He now has his own shelf. The Official Misconduct shelf is prospering at the moment, for those interested in that sort of crime...
Fishface wrote: "Becky wrote: "Hello everyone! I’m new to Goodreads.. my daughter convinced me to try it. I love true crime so I thought I’d check out this group 😄"Welcome!!! Read anything good lately that we mig..."
Ok, so this whole shelf thing confuses me. Does this group have its own shelves? And if so, how do I access them? I swear, I hate not understanding things lol
Becky wrote: "Fishface wrote: "Becky wrote: "Hello everyone! I’m new to Goodreads.. my daughter convinced me to try it. I love true crime so I thought I’d check out this group 😄"Welcome!!! Read anything good l..."
Don't feel bad; the site is huge and constantly being changed without warning. If you look towards the upper right on this page you will see a green link that says Bookshelf. Click on that and it takes you to our TC library. The sub-shelves are another long list of green links along the L side of that page. Feel free to add any books you want but the title you want may already be here. Type the title into the little search box at the top of the list of shelves and a list of choices will come up. Most of the ones already on our shelves will be blurred out so you know you don't have to add those again. Sometimes a book is already on our shelves but it shows up bright and clear anyway. That means there are multiple editions of that book and the edition you're looking at is not the one we have shelved. Confusing, I know lol
Fishface wrote: "Becky wrote: "Fishface wrote: "Becky wrote: "Hello everyone! I’m new to Goodreads.. my daughter convinced me to try it. I love true crime so I thought I’d check out this group 😄"Welcome!!! Read a..."
Found it!! Thx, Magicarp!! 😄
Becky wrote: "Fishface wrote: "Becky wrote: "Fishface wrote: "Becky wrote: "Hello everyone! I’m new to Goodreads.. my daughter convinced me to try it. I love true crime so I thought I’d check out this group 😄"..."
Thx for the new name LOLOLOLOL
Becky wrote: "Fishface wrote: "Becky wrote: "Fishface wrote: "Becky wrote: "Hello everyone! I’m new to Goodreads.. my daughter convinced me to try it. I love true crime so I thought I’d check out this group 😄"
Welcome!!! Read a..."
Found it!! Thx, Magicarp!!"
How dare you! The worst Pokémon! LOL :D
Welcome!!! Read a..."
Found it!! Thx, Magicarp!!"
How dare you! The worst Pokémon! LOL :D
Fishface wrote: "Lady ♥ Belleza wrote: "How dare you! The worst Pokémon! LOL :D "
Wait, that's a Pokémon?"
Yes a rather (in my opinion) useless one. But it evolves into a very dangerous one. I have some in my game, all named after me. :D
https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wi...
Wait, that's a Pokémon?"
Yes a rather (in my opinion) useless one. But it evolves into a very dangerous one. I have some in my game, all named after me. :D
https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wi...
I just stumbled across a reference to a Thomas Wainewright, described as a man of letters and a forger. Immediately found 3 books about him indicating that he was also a multiple murderer. He has his own shelf now.. .
I have a list of books for the published in 2023 folder but ..... I just found out Goodreads has a cap on how many posts a person is allowed to make. Supposedly to prevent spam. UGH. It even applies to Mods. That means it will take me about a week to get them all on.
Koren wrote: "For all Kathryn Casey fans, Kathryn will be on 20/20 this Friday. The show will be about Celeste Beard."***Good***
Lady ♥ Belleza wrote: "I have a list of books for the published in 2023 folder but ..... I just found out Goodreads has a cap on how many posts a person is allowed to make. Supposedly to prevent spam. UGH. It even applie..."Could you list them all in one post so we could get a start looking for them?
Koren wrote: "Could you list them all in one post so we could get a start looking for them?"
A lot of them haven't been released yet. I'll concentrate on posting in date order.
But that is GENIUS!
A lot of them haven't been released yet. I'll concentrate on posting in date order.
But that is GENIUS!
Lady ♥ Belleza wrote: "My dear friends: and I hope I can still call you friends after you read this.I have been posting new releases for 2023! yay exciting! But no then I SAW so many people copying the nnswerwd!"
Wait. Copying the what?
Just discovered a Civil War serial killer, or possibly terrorist, named Champ Ferguson. GR has 4 books on him so he has his own shelf now.
Lady ♥ Belleza wrote: "Just found out my niece has cancer"I am sorry to hear your niece has cancer Bella and I hope it has been caught right away.
Rita wrote: "Lady ♥ Belleza wrote: "Just found out my niece has cancer"I am sorry to hear your niece has cancer Bella and I hope it has been caught right away."
And let me add I hope it's one of the straightforward ones to cure...
I couldn't find Bel's list of new releases so here's a much smaller one I came across:Bloodbath Nation
Rikers: An Oral History
The Riders Come Out at Night: Brutality, Corruption, and Cover-up in Oakland
Children of the State: Stories of Survival and Hope in the Juvenile Justice System
Frank Lucas, a major drug trafficker, and Edmund Godfrey, who was murdered under very unclear circumstances years and years ago, now have their own shelves. So do the Berrigan brothers, whom you may remember from my raving about The Trial of the Catonsville Nine, as a Berrigan brother also turned up as part of the Harrisburg Seven in Friendly Fire and they turn out to have at least 4 books about them.
Fishface wrote: "Frank Lucas, a major drug trafficker, and Edmund Godfrey, who was murdered under very unclear circumstances years and years ago, now have their iwn shelves. So do the Berrigan brothers, whom you ma..."As a defiant Catholic, I consider the Berrigan brothers to be heroes. I will seek out the book.
Bill wrote: "As a defiant Catholic, I consider the Berrigan brothers to be heroes. I will seek out the book."I found it to be a unique experience!
Fishface wrote: "I couldn't find Bel's list of new releases so here's a much smaller one I came across:
Bloodbath Nation
Rikers: An Oral History
[book:The Riders Come Out at Night: ..."
Thanks
Bloodbath Nation
Rikers: An Oral History
[book:The Riders Come Out at Night: ..."
Thanks
Smiles are hard to come by when you're reading TC, but I got one just now when I was continuing to read Golden Boy: A Murder Among the Manhattan Elite over lunch and learned that one of the officers investigating the crime is named Geraldo Rivera. That poor guy, going through life with a name like that!
Got back into reading The Burn Farm this morning and I'm starting to wonder whether the author is using phony names for some of these people in the story. There is an investigator in the case named Mudgett and a neighbor named Sutcliffe! Seems beyond coincidence...
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