True Crime doesn't get much more personal: I am the surviving son of a murder victim. This story is about a 40-year police cover-up I first exposed in a 2023 book. The SFPD was more than happy to let us go to our graves, not knowing any of the facts surrounding my dad's murder. But our family wouldn't give up; we wouldn't stop pushing, and the facts and the truth just kept on coming.
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Part Four
Did we or did we not locate my dad’s long-lost girlfriend?
About this podcast:
True Crime doesn't get any more personal: I am the surviving son of a murder victim. This story is about a 40-year police cover-up I first exposed in a 2023 book. The SFPD was more than happy to let us go to our graves, not knowing any of the facts surrounding my dad's murder. But our family wouldn't give up; we wouldn't stop pushing, and the facts and the truth just kept on coming.
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "I am an avid reader of mob and true crime novels. This is one of the best I have ever read." - Amazon review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "What a page turner! This story is an amazing piece of investigative work—both compelling and heartbreaking." - Amazon review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “I’d seen the author’s work in OZY but was blown away by this book. It’s SUCH a great read, written from the heart! Full of interest for those historians of the hippie generation, North Beach, corrupt cops, mobbed up pols, and San Francisco in general. Very well written and paced up to the last pages. Truth is indeed stranger than fiction. Buy this book now!" - Amazon review
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16 Sept 2024
San Francisco's Hottest Cold Case : Part 3
Part Three
Some old and some new info about Margery King, my dad’s girlfriend at the time of his murder. Also, I’m shedding some new light on the crooked SFPD detective in charge of the case as I analyze the evidence.
About this podcast:
True Crime doesn't get any more personal: I am the surviving son of a murder victim. This story is about a 40-year police cover-up I first exposed in a 2023 book. The SFPD was more than happy to let us go to our graves, not knowing any of the facts surrounding my dad's murder. But our family wouldn't give up; we wouldn't stop pushing, and the facts and the truth just kept on coming.
This Dude Thinks He's a Writer is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "I am an avid reader of mob and true crime novels. This is one of the best I have ever read." - Amazon review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "What a page turner! This story is an amazing piece of investigative work—both compelling and heartbreaking." - Amazon review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “I’d seen the author’s work in OZY but was blown away by this book. It’s SUCH a great read, written from the heart! Full of interest for those historians of the hippie generation, North Beach, corrupt cops, mobbed up pols, and San Francisco in general. Very well written and paced up to the last pages. Truth is indeed stranger than fiction. Buy this book now!" - Amazon review
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6 Sept 2024
San Francisco's Hottest Cold Case : Part 2
Part Two
This one is about a new discovery I made. I guess the investigation and the revelations are never going to stop
BLOCKBUSTER NEWS: COCAINE AT THE CRIME SCENE?
Q: What took so long to notice the cocaine (or heroin) on the stairs of the murder scene?
A: I couldn't look at the photos. I could barely bring myself to quickly glance at them. It was too disturbing.
NOTICE that in this crime scene photo (and the others as well), the white powder is only seen on these two steps underneath my dad and on the wall by his left hand. It appears that he's clutching the source for the white stuff in his hand, maybe a baggie or some other container. When my dad was attacked, he was sitting on the stairs, and likely a little too drunk to stand up or defend himself.
THE BIG QUESTION is, if this is narcotics, why was it not mentioned in any police reports or notes taken by the homicide detectives? In fact, the standard procedure would be to take note of the mysterious substance found and then document the results of tests.
If there weren't some of the powder by his hand, I'd have a little more doubt. But that white stuff is only by his hand - nowhere else on the wall - and on the steps below him.
About this podcast:
True Crime doesn't get any more personal: I am the surviving son of a murder victim. This story is about a 40-year police cover-up I first exposed in a 2023 book. The SFPD was more than happy to let us go to our graves, not knowing any of the facts surrounding my dad's murder. But our family wouldn't give up; we wouldn't stop pushing, and the facts and the truth just kept on coming.
This Dude Thinks He's a Writer is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "I am an avid reader of mob and true crime novels. This is one of the best I have ever read." - Amazon review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "What a page turner! This story is an amazing piece of investigative work—both compelling and heartbreaking." - Amazon review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “I’d seen the author’s work in OZY but was blown away by this book. It’s SUCH a great read, written from the heart! Full of interest for those historians of the hippie generation, North Beach, corrupt cops, mobbed up pols, and San Francisco in general. Very well written and paced up to the last pages. Truth is indeed stranger than fiction. Buy this book now!" - Amazon review
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29 Aug 2024
San Francisco's Hottest Cold Case : Part 1
2nd attempt at a podcast
I’m not sure what will work and what will not. I simply need to tell this story. I will go crazy if I hold all of it in. Writing a book (https://kinyon.substack.com/p/san-franciscos-hottest-cold-case) on the subject was a good start, but the injustice our family had to deal with needs to be known and shared far and wide. We know that we are not alone in this, but it sure as hell feels like it!
About this podcast:
True Crime doesn't get any more personal: I am the surviving son of a murder victim. This story is about a 40-year police cover-up I first exposed in a 2023 book. The SFPD was more than happy to let us go to our graves, not knowing any of the facts surrounding my dad's murder. But our family wouldn't give up; we wouldn't stop pushing, and the facts and the truth just kept on coming.
This Dude Thinks He's a Writer is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "I am an avid reader of mob and true crime novels. This is one of the best I have ever read." - Amazon review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "What a page turner! This story is an amazing piece of investigative work—both compelling and heartbreaking." - Amazon review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “I’d seen the author’s work in OZY but was blown away by this book. It’s SUCH a great read, written from the heart! Full of interest for those historians of the hippie generation, North Beach, corrupt cops, mobbed up pols, and San Francisco in general. Very well written and paced up to the last pages. Truth is indeed stranger than fiction. Buy this book now!" - Amazon review
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