Kevin Flynn is an award-winning journalist and respected author specializing in the true crime genre. Throughout his extensive career in radio and television, he has garnered numerous prestigious awards for his reporting. His writing is characterized by a keen insight into human nature and criminality, exploring society's darker aspects with precision and empathy.
In spite of pedagogical 'innovations,' students continue to find school boring. Drawing on contemporary and historical sources, this book analyzes the dynamics of student boredom and offers theoretical insights and practical advice on how to help students overcome and transform their boredom.
The book delves into the intricate techniques and philosophies behind the art of choke execution, emphasizing its mastery as a refined practice. It explores the nuances and strategic elements involved, making it essential reading for enthusiasts and practitioners looking to deepen their understanding of this skill. Through detailed analysis and expert insights, the text highlights the blend of precision, timing, and artistry required to excel in this discipline.
The dramatic story of the first-in-the-nation New Hampshire Sweepstakes
A true story. When investigators were called to the secluded farm of attractive, fortyish Sheila LaBarre, they found the dismembered and incinerated remains of her young lover, a man with a child's I.Q. A series of young men had come and gone from the farm over the years, all seeming to vanish into thin air. Now LaBarre was on the run. Eventually she would be caught and would plead insanity. But was she indeed insane — an "avenging angel sent to kill pedophiles," as she claimed — or a vicious, calculating serial killer? Wicked Intentions explores the case in depth, from investigation to trial. As the Emmy award-winning television reporter who first broke the story of the Sheila LaBarre murders, Kevin Flynn is uniquely positioned to unveil the details of the bizarre chain of events that culminated in one of America's most sensational murder stories — a spellbinding true story of obsession and vigilantism carried to a deadly extreme.
"New York Times" reporters Jim Dwyer and Kevin Flynn capture the little-known stories of ordinary people who took extraordinary steps to save themselves and others inside the World Trade Center on September 11--the saga of the nearly 12,000 who escaped and the 2,749 who perished.