Insanity Pleas and the Serial Killer by Pat Brown
In advance of my post tomorrow on the upcoming trial of The Serial Suicide Killer (William Melchert-Dinkel), in which I will review his lawyer’s August 10th, 2010 motion to have him examined by a psychiatrist with the obvious objective of having him declared legally insane, I am pleased to share with you today’s post from … Continue reading
Wayne Crookes’ lawsuits disconcerting and perhaps even frivolous, but are they a necessary exercise in the establishment of Internet accountability?
When I read about the lawsuits that were brought against several bloggers by Wayne Crookes for simply providing a link to major Internet sites such as Google, Yahoo, Wikipedia and MySpace, sites that Mr. Crookes contends defamed his character, I must admit that I immediately thought of the Jerky Boyz’ Sol Rosenberg. As part of … Continue reading
Canadian Crown Attorney Should Have Eaten His or Her Wheaties RE Serial Suicide Killer Prosecution
I remember last year doing research on the theory of parental alienation and the role it plays in custody hearings, and thinking how wonderfully complex from an interpretive standpoint the law by which such trials are adjudicated can be. Specifically, the fact that rather than being static, laws much like an elastic band are actually … Continue reading
A PI Window Weekly Exclusive: A Grieving Mother’s Quest to Find Justice for Her Daughter
In and of itself, the story of Nadia Kajouji is at once heart rending and tragic. A lovely (and loving) 18 year old university student who through circumstances that are not important entered the dark world of suicide chat rooms and fell prey to a predator which I have come to call The Serial Suicide … Continue reading
Melchert-Dinkel’s Reference to “Legal Murder” Hints at the Existence of a Predator Network
In what I can only describe as an ominously foreboding awakening of dread, I received the following excerpt from a November 2006 William Melchert-Dinkel e-mail detailing his specific reference to what he termed as “legal murder.” In referencing “people” who encourage depressed individuals to commit suicide, the Serial Suicide Killer wrote that “it is their … Continue reading
Serial Suicide Killer Melchert-Dinkel Boasts in Internet Exchange that He Has Found A Way to Commit “Legal Murder”
On this evening’s PI Window on Business Show, I was joined by world renowned profiler and author Pat Brown, and Serial Suicide Killer Melchert-Dinkel victim Nadia Kajouji’s mother Deborah Chevalier, to talk about the very real dangers in the virtual world, and how the law may actually be making the Internet a “safe haven” for … Continue reading
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PI Window Breaking News Exclusive: Nadia Kajouji’s Mother’s Reaction to Judge’s Order a Mix of Relief and Urgency
Posted by piblogger on November 10, 2010 · Comments Off on PI Window Breaking News Exclusive: Nadia Kajouji’s Mother’s Reaction to Judge’s Order a Mix of Relief and Urgency
In a major set-back to the defense, several motions filed by attorney Terry Watkins on behalf of the Serial Suicide Killer William Melchert-Dinkel, including the controversial contention that the “Defendant’s conduct constituted speech protected by the United States and Minnesota’s constitution,” was denied by the courts. In his November 8th order (a copy of which … Continue reading →
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