As of now, there is no indication that Scott Peterson will confess to the crime he was convicted of. Confessions are rare once a person has been found guilty, but it is always possible that circumstances may change in the future.

Leob and Leopold are two fictional characters created by author Rudyard Kipling. In Kipling's story "With The Night Mail", Leob and Leopold are members of the crew aboard the mail airship. Their fate is not explicitly mentioned in the story.

"Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" ends with the trial of Jim Williams for the murder of Danny Hansford. Williams is acquitted of the murder charges, but the book concludes with the lingering mystery and intrigue surrounding the events in Savannah.

The statue in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil is the famous Bird Girl statue, which originally marked the grave of a family in Bonaventure Cemetery in Savannah, Georgia. It became iconic after being featured on the book's cover and has since been moved to a museum for preservation.

Melissa Huckaby killed Sandra Cantu in 2009 in an act of jealousy and rage. She lured Sandra to her home, sexually assaulted her, and then murdered her. Huckaby later confessed to the crime and was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

The book you are referring to is most likely "The Bone Collector" by Jeffery Deaver. The story follows Lincoln Rhyme, a quadriplegic detective, and Amelia Sachs, a young patrol officer and later a detective, as they work together to track down a serial killer in New York City.

The Peterson House is located in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, near the site where President Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address during the American Civil War. It is the house where Lincoln spent the night before delivering his famous speech.

Scott Peterson was convicted of the murder of his wife, Laci Peterson, but the specific details of her death were not definitively proven in court. The prosecution's case was built on circumstantial evidence rather than physical proof of how Laci died.

Kevin Spacey played Jim Williams in the 1997 film Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.

No, JonBenet Ramsey and Dave Ramsey are not related. JonBenet was a child beauty queen who was tragically murdered in 1996, while Dave Ramsey is a financial author and radio show host known for his advice on personal finance.

Police started to suspect Scott Peterson in the disappearance of his wife Laci in late December 2002, shortly after she was reported missing. There were inconsistencies in his statements and behavior, along with evidence that pointed towards his involvement.

Jack the Ripper's signature behavior was the brutal mutilation of his victims, particularly targeting their abdomens. He also often removed organs from the bodies and displayed them in a gruesome manner. The killer's precise motivation and identity remain unknown to this day.

No, Gary Heidnik did not have any children. He was a convicted serial killer who kidnapped, tortured, and murdered several women in the 1980s.

The Lindberghs' first son who was kidnapped and murdered was named Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr.

Detective Lou Smit wrote a book called "Investigating JonBenet Ramsey's Murder: The Original Detective's Case Files." He was brought out of retirement to work on the case and believed an intruder was responsible for JonBenet's death.

The book "Helter Skelter" was not banned. It tells the story of the Manson Family murders and trial in the late 1960s. However, some libraries and schools have chosen not to carry it due to its graphic content and the disturbing nature of the crimes it describes.

"The Zodiac Killer" by Robert Graysmith is not a banned book. It is a true crime book that delves into the infamous unsolved case of the Zodiac Killer and has been widely available for purchase and reading.

William Heirens confessed and was convicted for the murder of 6 year old Suzanne Degnan on January 7, 1946. He confessed to 2 more murders but later recanted all 3 confesstions. Better known as the lipstick killer, he left messages written in lipstick begging to be stopped before he could kill again.

Incarcerated at Dixon Correctional Center in Dixon, IL, Heirens had pretty strong arguments concerning his innocence but was never given the new trial he requested. I think he has recently died in prison.

There are literally hundreds, possibly thousands of books that fit that description. Amazon has a large selection of such books online, happy shopping.

The original Peacemaker was a single-action Colt 45, owned by Wild Bill Hickok, serial #139345. Hickok was supposed to have killed 14 men with this gun in the last 2 years of his life. Hickok was murdered by Jack McCall when McCall shot him in the back of the head while Hickok was playing poker on August 2, 1876.

On July 14, 1882 in Fort Sumner NM a young man was killed with this same gun. The dead man was none other than Billy the Kid, aka William Bonney. The Kid was killed by lawman Pat Garrett. After Hickok's death his sister gave his beloved Peacemaker to a family friend, which happened to be Garrett. Talk about a small world.

When Sheriff Garrett retired from law enforcement he gave the gun to a friend and gun collector Fred Suttun of Oklahoma City, OK. Since then it has been passed from one collector to another. Where it is now is anybody's guess.

Ed Gein, a notorious American murderer and grave robber, was found to have a human breast in his possession when he turned himself in to the police in 1957. Gein's crimes and disturbing behavior inspired several works of fiction, including the character of Norman Bates in "Psycho" and Leatherface in "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre."

Marilyn Sheppard was the wife of Dr. Sam Sheppard, who was a high-profile Cleveland doctor. She was brutally murdered in her home in 1954, leading to a highly publicized trial in which her husband was accused and ultimately convicted of her murder. The case inspired the TV show and movie "The Fugitive."

The "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" refers to the Mercer-Williams House, which is located in Savannah's historic district on Monterey Square at 429 Bull Street. This house was at the center of the book of the same name by John Berendt.

The Boston Strangler's real name was Albert De Solvo. He was never formaly

charged with the murders and was doing time for another set of crimes. There has always been a debate among law enforcement and public opinion as to whom the real strangler was. De Solvo comfessed to the crimes but recently DNA proved that he was not responsible for the last murder, Mary Sullivan. There may be further testing on the remaining victims and it is possible that there was a second killer that worked the same general area and time frame. Chances are very good though that De Solvo was responsible for some of the murders. He knew details of some of the crime scenes that only the killer would know about. And as soon as he was arrested the crimes can to a halt. This has all come to late to help De Solvo though, he was killed by another inmate in his prison cell.

There is no physical evidence that suggests Madeleine was killed. Sadly, many sources point to the possibility that she was abducted by a pedophile ring.

More information on the family's official website:

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