Cloudy with a Chance of Murder

American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson is a 2016 anthology TV series starring Cuba Gooding Jr. (O.J. Simpson), Sterling K. Brown (Christopher Darden), Kenneth Choi (Judge Lance Ito), Nathan Lane (F. Lee Bailey), Sarah Paulson (Marcia Clark), David Schwimmer (Robert Kardashian), John Travolta (Robert Shapiro), Courtney B. Vance (Johnnie Cochran), Bruce Greenwood (Gil Garcetti), Christian Clemenson (Bill Hodgman), and Steven Pasquale (Mark Fuhrman). I'm a fan of Ryan Murphy (who is one of this show's executive producers and also directed a few episodes), so when I saw that Netflix had American Crime Story , I had to watch it. I was only 13 when Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman were murdered, so it was interesting to delve more deeply into the case now that I'm a true crime-addicted adult. The pilot was so good that I was hooked immediately and ended up watching nine episodes in a row (and it was so hard to leave the last episode until the next day, but it was a

I've written about Hollyweird Paranormal, a podcast hosted by Tammie Merheb-Chavez and Brice Mitchell Williams that combines true crime and the paranormal (two of my favorite things), on my paranormal blog a few times, and I've listened to every episode because I love it so much. They went on hiatus for a few weeks, but now they're back with a great new episode, "The True Crime and Paranormal Aftermath of the Wonderland Murders." If you're into true crime (and I'm assuming you are if you're reading this blog), you've got to check out Hollyweird Paranormal! : ) Hollyweird Paranormal

Who Took Johnny is a 2014 documentary about 12-year-old Johnny Gosch, who disappeared while delivering newspapers in Des Moines, Iowa, in 1982. The documentary focuses on Johnny's mother, Noreen Gosch, who is still trying to find out what happened to her son more than three decades after he went missing. Johnny was last seen around 6 a.m. on September 5, 1982; he had taken his dog with him when he left to deliver papers that morning, and though Johnny never made it home, the dog came back on her own a few hours later. Neighbor John Rossi saw Johnny talking to a driver who was asking for directions, and when Johnny asked John if he could help the man, the car took off. A fellow paperboy saw a tall man follow Johnny that morning, and a neighbor witnessed (from his bedroom window) a car stop at the corner of 42nd and Marcourt Lane, where Johnny was parking his wagon of newspapers. When the car drove away, the wagon was still there, but Johnny was gone. Noreen and her husband, John, w