Investigator, writer, founder of Nardizzi & Assocs. Inc. Investigations -- THE BURDEN OF INNOCENCE crime novel #2 Shamus Award finalist 🌎🥊🍷
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Joined May 2009
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“They thought that what had happened before was past, and in order to live quietly they placed a stone on top of it and so without knowing it, they continued it.”
My Brilliant Friend- Elena Ferrante
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“Do people always fall in love with things they can’t have?
Always.”
- Patricia Highsmith
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One of the more important pages on the updated website is part 1 of evidence of Ami Sneed's perjury. AMI SNEED: The unreliable reporter - Brian Peixoto: Struggle for Innocence #OneDayCloser #ConvictionOverturned #WrongfulConviction
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Here, the most important evidence is in people’s heads.” - D. Hetzel, Booktrib reviewer...Shamus Award Finalist THE BURDEN OF INNOCENCE is available everywhere... books2read.com/u/3yWgOJ
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A quick roundup of great books our editors @aviatrixkim & @FINDPI have loved recently, including NF by @pamelacolloff & Elizabeth Vartkessian and @LucasESchaefer’s debut novel
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Fantastic new piece by @AuthorPI about how to handle extortion and sextortion cases, from (hopefully) finding the extorter to (potentially) convincing police to prosecute
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Hot tips from a reporter-turned-private investigator to make your public records requests more likely to succeed:
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Shirokuro, a Japanese restaurant in NYC's East Village, where the interior mimics a hand-drawn black-and-white sketchbook,
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FREEDOM RINGS: 104-year-old World War II veteran Dominick Critelli, who fought at Normandy and in the Battle of the Bulge, wowed the crowd by performing the National Anthem on his saxophone at a New York Islanders game.
Critelli, a staff sergeant who immigrated to the U.S. from Italy when he was a child, spent 151 days in combat during World War II, earning three Bronze Stars.
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thinking about when i worked at a bookstore and we got a whole box of cheap Dracula hardcovers that inexplicably credited the author “BRAM STROKER”
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Write. Just write. Start. And read as much as you can. Read widely and read different things, and sometimes while immersed in the multitude voices of others, you just might find your own.
—CHIMAMANDA NGOZI ADICHIE—
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Crime fiction persists in times of trouble. crimereads.com/detecting-dur…
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A detective and prosecutor in California turned an undetermined death into a homicide and concealed exculpatory evidence. Despite a state bar suspension, the prosecutor went on to work at the SF DA's office—and now defends police accused of misconduct. theappeal.org/prosecutorial-…
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#DarkWeb child abuse: administrator of DarkScandals arrested in The Netherlands. The site, available on both the dark web and clear web, had more than 2,000 videos and images and advertised that it offered “real blackmail, rape and forced videos of girls all around the world.”
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Breaking: Led Zeppelin has won the legal battle over "Stairway To Heaven" after a US appeals reversed a decision calling for a second trial hollywoodreporter.com/thr-es…
