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Seitz on TV Producer and Writer Henry Bromell: 1947-2013
The 66-year-old recently wrote one of Homeland's best episodes.
From St. Elsewhere to Copper, Tom Fontana Walks Us Through His TV Résumé
Including how Edie Falco almost wasn't on The Sopranos.
Police ID Suspect in Soccer Coach’s Stabbing, But He’s Already Fled to Mexico
The latest turn in the search for a killer is frustrating.
Burnt Body Identified As Missing Brooklyn Cafe Owner
Joshua Rubin was fatally shot, and his body burnt.
Seven Dead After Shootings in Grand Rapids, Suspect Holding Hostages [Updated]
The gunman asked for a Gatorade and cigarettes.
Suspected Pennsylvania Gunman Killed by Police
The gunman "had been harboring a desire to seek revenge."
Manhunt Under Way After East Village Man Shot in Pennsylvania Home
It’s unclear what sparked the shooting.
Suspect in Long Island Drugstore Murders Pleads Not Guilty
David Laffer has reportedly shown "no remorse."
Self-Help Guru James Ray Found Guilty of Homicide
However, Ray was found not guilty of manslaughter charges.
After Alleged Killing Spree, Brooklyn Man Arrested
Twenty-third-year-old Maksim Gelman is accused of killing four people.
Former Bush Aide Was Attacked Before Death
John P. Wheeler III's cause of death confirmed to be trauma.
The Case of the Murdered Presidential Aide Gets Weirder
Could his death have come down to a petty neighborhood feud?
Former Bush and Reagan Aide Found Murdered in a Delaware Landfill
John P. Wheeler III's death was ruled a homicide.
Somebody Got Murdered in the Happiest Town on Earth
Disney's Celebration, Florida, has its first violent crime.
Homicide Ruling in Death of Kerrigan's Father
Former Olympic skater's family "disappointed" by the development.
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