Google Earth Community is a collection of Google Earth users who post Google Earth images of interesting places on the planet. They also post historical maps and images and links to particular locations as they're seen today.
And what do you know, some murder fanciers have tagged historical sites of interest under the category of History Illustrated, so you can do some true crime travel or even investigation from your desktop. There are thousands of images tagged, but let's narrow it to some of our favorite subjects --
The house where Jesse James was shot and the James homestead
The scene of Van Gogh's murder
The Clutter farmhouse, In Cold Blood
Site of HH Holmes' murder castle
Photos of 8763 Wonderland Ave., Los Angeles
The John Sowden House, Los Angles - Where Steve Hodel says his father murdered Elizabeth Short.
The 1997 North Hollywood Bank Robbery and Urban Gun Battle
A Jack the Ripper site (one of many)
Bodom murder scene - Finland's most infamous case of all time.
Scene of Swedish PM Olof Palme's murder
Evelyn Dick, Canada's Torso Case - a beautiful woman, a bizarre murder
and so on.
and my favorite... what grows in the Garden at the Edgar Allan Poe Museum?
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Posted by: raghu | March 22, 2007 at 04:06 PM
I love true crime stories, so I am glad I found your page! I've never heard of that documentary, but I will definitely check out their blog!
Posted by: Libby | July 05, 2008 at 10:57 PM
Re "Evelyn Dick, Canada's Torso Case" - interesting summary on
http://vantech.vsb.bc.ca/ss/pm/law12/online/criminal/evelyn_dick/evelyn_dick.htm
It's hard to believe they couldn't get a conviction here.
Posted by: A Voice of Sanity | July 06, 2008 at 10:53 PM
Your posts are so helpful and detailed. The links you feature are also very useful too. Thanks a lot!
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