Case of most interest besides JtR poll

[sdreid]

Thanks for the clue-in Glyn!

[sdreid]

Well, then I guess all but Phantom have some kind of book about them and we have the movie for that.

[sdreid]

Now we just need a movie for Gatton, Axeman and Torso.

[sdreid]

Well, then I guess all but Phantom have some kind of book about them and we have the movie for that.

And, Earl Smith's screenplay doesn't count.

[Rubyretro]

Taman Shud case.

[sdreid]

That's a great one Ruby. I believe it's #21 on my top 200 list which included JtR.

[sdreid]

Actually, it's a top 210 list now.

[sdreid]

Looking down the list, it seems I got caught up in the Anglosphere.

[sdreid]

With all the popularity of Zodiac, I'm surprised that the case is not more widely discussed here.

[Roy Corduroy]

Searching I saw these books by Rasmussen, editions 1 2 3. He covers Zodiac, Dahlia, Cleveland, Texarkana, and some others. All in the same book I think. Then he updates it maybe. Have you read him, Stan?

Roy

[sdreid]

No I haven't Roy but I believe he used to post on here and I think I exchanged some posts with him. I hope I'm not confusing him with someone else.

[harry]

If you wish to read up on the Gatton mystery,enter the word 'Trove'in yahoo or Google search box,and then enter Gatton mystery in the trove newspaper search box.Plenty to read there.

[sdreid]

Thanks Harry - I'm off to give it a go

[sdreid]

Those old accounts are usually very interesting.

[sdreid]

I'm not sure why but some cases seem to gain more of a following with age while others lose on that account. It seems to me that no case older than JtR has much of an audience other than perhaps Bravo.