Status Updates From The CBS Murders: A True Acc...

"There was now no question that Nash was the shooter. But there still was the major question: Who had supplied the gun and aimed it?"

"By now, Margolies had begun to have some new thoughts. A beating wasn’t good enough for Margaret Barbera. “Wouldn’t it be wonderful,” he told Oestericher, “if there were no witnesses against me?”😳

"Behind it was an adaptation of the scheme hatched and brought to a certain perfection in the 1920s by Charles Ponzi in Boston: Pay the investor back with his own money, only make sure he keeps on investing at an ever-increasing rate so that the debt never catches up with the income."

"The dead, especially those who have met violent death, have lost the right of privacy, have no secrets. Their lives, the public and the hidden, are open to the lens of the police microscope, and every corner of their existence is searched minutely."

Holy shit that was boring