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Two Men Were Dead—and Police Suspected the Fire Had Been Set In the darkness before dawn on Saturday, January 20, 1940, Pensacola police received a call from the neighborhood around

On the morning of May 24, 1968, two prominent Nashville businessmen left Capitol Chevrolet in a new black Chevrolet. They were expected back in fifteen minutes. Only one returned alive.

At 4:00 a.m. on March 17, 1964, Hank Killam was found at the northwest corner of Palafox and Intendencia Streets in downtown Pensacola. He was bleeding profusely from a deep

In 1964, downtown Pensacola belonged to the people who lived here. Palafox Street was not yet the collection of restaurants, boutiques, and entertainment venues that we know today. It was

Uncover the dark history of Pensacola on this gripping guided walking tour led by retired Pensacola Police officer and international true-crime author Michael Earl Simmons. Journey through the past from

A Boyhood Memory of the Murder of Theda Moore When I was a boy, I played Little League baseball for the Masonic Lodge team at Bill Gregory Park. The park

Hundreds in downtown Pensacola pass by it every day, but most don’t know what happened right here, in our hometown. In 1964, Hank Killam died from a wound to his

History remembers the important names. John F. Kennedy. Lee Harvey Oswald. Jack Ruby. Henry “Hank” Killam was not one of those names. He was not a politician, a government official,

For more than half a century, locals around Pensacola knew they could walk up to the pharmacy counter and get two things from William Thomas Alfred: expert care and a