True Crime Media Alert

[sdreid]

Regarding my previous post, I hope it's better than the production they did on the Zodiac Killer.

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Later that same night, AMC is playing Jack the Ripper (1959).

[Wolf Vanderlinden]

The Discovery show this Sunday, Jack the Ripper in America, suggests that James Kelly was the Ripper. They also conclude, I believe, that Kelly murdered Carrie Brown as well as other women across the U.S.

Wolf.

[sdreid]

Hmm-how did my last entry about the Discovery program show that I posted it tomorrow when I did so early Thursday? Did they get Cern fired up?

[sdreid]

Our daily Ripper show Sunday is Jack the Ripper in America on Discovery.

A quote from the future!

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Our daily Ripper show Sunday is Jack the Ripper in America on Discovery.

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The murderous mobster Dutch Schultz goes to war against Harlem gangster Bumpy Johnson for control of the policy rackets in Hoodlum on BET twice this coming Thursday

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The JtR show is playing on Discovery again tonight as well.

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On History right now, Manson. It will be replayed in a few hours.

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The film about John Dillinger, Public Enemies, is recently out on DVD - reserve your excitement.

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AMC is running The Fugitive this afternoon which was supposedly inspired by the Sam Sheppard case.

[sdreid]

Twice tonight, Lifetime is playing the 2006 movie Karla about Homolka and Paul Bernardo.

[sdreid]

AMC is running The Fugitive this afternoon which was supposedly inspired by the Sam Sheppard case.

Actually, they're playing it again tomorrow evening - repeated Thursday afternoon.

[sdreid]

Recently released on DVD is The Stepfather, by indications inspired by the John List family murder case.

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Next evening, AMC is playing Silence of the Lambs with its Ed Gein inspired character.