Ted Bundy may be the most recognizable serial killer in American history. Others murdered more victims. Jack the Ripper became infamous decades earlier. Yet few killers have generated the lasting […]

Hurry – One week left! John Wesley Hardin is infamous for his murders in Texas and Kansas, but many don’t know he lived in Pollard, Alabama, & moved throughout the

The Mysterious Death of a British Governor in Pensacola Before Pensacola became an American city, before Florida flew the Stars and Stripes, it was a remote British outpost filled with

In the years following the Civil War, the railroad running north from Pensacola helped change West Florida. Charles Pollard, the father of the Alabama Railroad, helped establish the new way

In case you missed the meeting of the Pensacola Police Historic Society, I presented the heartbreaking story of the night that Officer Tommie Hatcher was killed in the line of

In the heart of the Florida Panhandle lies the rural community of Bear Head, named for its location near the head of the creek that flows into Bear Head Pond.

August in Pensacola can be downright hot. Fortunately, there’s a perfect way to spend part of your Saturday in comfort, good company, and suspense.  On Saturday, August 22, 2026, at 2:30 p.m., I’ll be presenting Midday

John Wesley Hardin insisted that he never killed anyone who did not need killing—but the story of Charlie Webb tells us otherwise. Webb was only 26 years old, a former

What did a Pensacola man’s death have to do with the assassination of President John F. Kennedy? In this special Sweet Tea Murders LIVE presentation, former homicide detective and police

Something I’ve been working on quietly is now available on Amazon. The Last Stop: The Final Capture of Ted Bundy in Pensacola tells the story of how one alert Pensacola