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Suspect Rex Heuermann Indicted in Two More Cases
Suspect Rex Heuermann indicted in two more cases. On June 6, 2024, Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney, announced that a secret grand jury has indicted the suspected Long Island Serial Killer in the cases of Jessica Taylor (2003( and Sandra Costilla (1993). When this case is over, we may discover that Rex Heuermann was one...

Joeseph L. Giacalone
Jun 7, 2024


Search Warrants at the Home of Suspected LISK Rex Heuremann
Search warrants at the home of suspected LISK Rex Heuremann, wrapped up in Massapequa with authorities removing dozens of bags and boxes from the home. The alleged suspect, Rex Heuremann, was arrest back in July of 2023 and an eleven day search warrant was conducted back then. So, what has changed now? Plenty...

Joeseph L. Giacalone
Jun 1, 2024


State of Idaho vs. Bryan Kohberger Documents
State of Idaho vs. Bryan Kohberger documents will be listed on this page as they become available. I’m doing this for not only for the court watchers, but for the true crime community as well. I’d like to keep the post updated with the latest information and source of legal materials in the case as possible...

Joeseph L. Giacalone
Apr 24, 2024


The Criminal Investigative Function: A Guide for New Investigators 4th ED
Great news! In March 2023, The Criminal Investigative Function: A Guide for New Investigators has been completely revised and updated to the 4th Edition. I am very proud how this edition has turned out. Not only is this a brand new edition, I also have a new publisher, Blue 360 Media which bought out the original publisher, Looseleaf Law. In 2011, the original text was published...

Joeseph L. Giacalone
Mar 11, 2023


The Homicide Victims’ Families’ Rights Act: Is it Enough?
Cold case homicides have become a national problem. In recent years, homicides continue to surge and case clearances continue to drop. What has made matters worse, is the rocky start of the the FBI’s new National Incident-Based Reporting System or NIBRS for short. Many cities, including both Los Angeles and New York City, did not report homicide data to the FBI in 2021. In 2023, the FBI announced that it will make an ‘estimation’ of crime statistics. That’s not a good plan...

Joeseph L. Giacalone
Sep 5, 2022
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