The German newspaper Bonner Anzeiger (from the German city of Bonn) just released a podcast episode of its series "Akte Rheinland" (The Rhineland File) on Jens Söring's case. The podcast is hosted by reporters Anna Maria Beekes and Andreas Dyck, and the newspaper's online editor Marcel Wolber. I gave a quite enjoyable interview to them… Continue reading New Söring Podcast: The German DA Söring Confessed To Doesn’t Doubt Söring’s Guilt
Category: True Crime
The Making of ‘Small Town Big Crime’
The makers of Small Town, Big Crime are still on the case and released a video to Patreon supporters in which they explain where the show is going and respond to viewers' questions. For me, the most interesting question is the last one beginning at about 13:20, in which a listener asks why the American… Continue reading The Making of ‘Small Town Big Crime’
Soering: An Eventful Year in Review
We're fast approaching the one-year anniversary of the decision of the Virginia Board of Parole to release Jens Söring and Elizabeth Haysom. I thought it would be a good time to catch up on the year's events, and take a look at where we stand. I. Holdsworth Begins Cleaning the Augean Stables Credit for initiating… Continue reading Soering: An Eventful Year in Review
My Prediction of the New Theory of ‘Small Town, Big Crime’
The creators of Small Town, Big Crime have announced that in their upcoming episode, they will evaluate the Washington Marriott alibi and do some "forensic testing" of their own in aid of a new theory of the case which nobody they've talked to yet has endorsed. I enjoy putting predictions up on this site and seeing… Continue reading My Prediction of the New Theory of ‘Small Town, Big Crime’
Söring and Most Supporters Retreat into Awkward Silence
The most recent episode of Small Town Big Crime on the Söring case is out, called "The Battle Lines". The podcasters continue their vain attempts to get anyone in the Söring camp to comment on the gaps and inconsistencies in Söring's story. They first reach out to Söring, who stonewalls them. As I predicted in… Continue reading Söring and Most Supporters Retreat into Awkward Silence