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Category Archives: Crime
The Sun Also Rises
Two years after a major newsroom purge, a scrappier, Web-savvier Baltimore Sun has arisen. Is there hope for quality local news after all? By Michael Anft (Urbanite, 2/1/2011) On September 16, when a troubled son shot his mother’s surgeon at … Continue reading
Posted in 2010s, Crime, Media
Tagged baltimore sun, johns hopkins, justin fenton, michael anft, twitter, urbanite
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David Simon: ‘The Wire’ Has Nothing To Apologize For
Show was not a ‘smear’ but a realistic depiction, its creator says By David Simon (The Baltimore Sun, 1/24/2011) (“The Wire” creator David Simon was invited by The Sun to respond to comments made recently by Baltimore Police Commissioner Frederick … Continue reading
Posted in 2000s, 2010s, Baltimorons, Crime
Tagged baltimore sun, david simon, martin o'malley, peter hermann, television, the wire
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“Fool’s Gold” – Santo Rigatuso: The Man with the Four-Way Lips
By Michael Anft, Photos by Steven Brown (Baltimore City Paper, 2/16/1990) David B. Irwin had just formed his own law firm with four associates. His library wasn’t yet stocked and furniture was still being moved in when his firm’s first … Continue reading
Posted in 1980s, Baltimore Films, Baltimorons, Crime, Media, Santo Gold, TV Commercials
Tagged baltimore city paper, blood circus, michael anft, santo gold, santo rigatuso
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Another Trunk Mystery: A Dismembered Body Received in Baltimore (1887)
ANOTHER TRUNK MYSTERY. A DISMEMBERED BODY RECEIVED IN BALTIMORE. CHOPPED INTO SECTIONS FOR PACKING AND FORWARDED FROM NEW YORK BY THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. The New York Times, January 27, 1887 BALTIMORE, Jan. 26.—On Sunday morning a cheap looking trunk … Continue reading