Eva D. Heisch was found guilty of first-degree murder and armed robbery in Illinois in 2016. She alleged that her trial counsel was ineffective in their representation. Heisch claimed that her attorneys failed to prevent the State from using her post-Miranda right to silence as evidence, submit limiting instructions for statements made by officers during her interrogation, request separate verdict forms for intentional and felony murder, and file a post-sentencing motion. She further clai...

Joseph “Crazy Joe” Naso, born January 7, 1934 (91 yo), in Rochester, New York, is an American serial killer known as the "Double Initial Killer." He was convicted in 2013 for the murders of four women in California between 1977 and 1994, each victim having matching initials in their first and last names. Naso, a former photographer with a history of petty thefts, documented his assaults in a handwritten diary. His arrest in 2011 led to a trial where he represented himself and was s...

Sandra Kolalou, a 36-year-old Chicago woman, was convicted of first-degree murder for killing her 69-year-old landlord, Frances Walker, in October 2022. The crime occurred in their Northwest Side home, and Kolalou was found guilty on April 22, 2024. Despite the conviction, Kolalou maintains her innocence and plans to appeal. She allegedly sang a menacing song while strangling Walker, threatening to kill her with an inhaler, and attempted to kill another tenant by strangling her and singin...

Jose Guerrero, an American serial killer and rapist, was detained in Madera, California, from 1995 to 1998. He kidnapped and murdered three women and tried to kill a fourth. His crimes went undiscovered for nearly six years until DNA evidence connected him to the murders after he was convicted of a DUI violation. Guerrero's victims were primarily women in a high-prostitution neighborhood. His arrest in 1999 resulted in incriminating comments about violent crimes. In 2004, DNA evidence con...

Wwii Celluloid 2 inches Nazi eagle with swatsika I’m unsure of when it was made but it looks old 1950’s-1960’s . 

Photo of the counterculture figure with is brother, Merle Allin.