Dear SpotCrime Subscriber,
Why do we kill? It's a pretty important question if you are concerned about crime - particularly in our inner cities.
That's why we are helping to publish a new book "Why do We Kill?" by Baltimore homicide detective, Kelvin Sewell, and award winning Investigative Reporter, Stephen Janis.
The book contains true life cases that Detective Sewell worked while a Baltimore City homicide detective. The stories are every bit as engrossing as they are gruesome. The book is not for the faint of heart, but if you like true crime stories, I promise you will not put this book down.
We got involved in this project because SpotCrime is based in Baltimore and it was the first city we mapped. Like our maps, this book helps expose the crime problems inner cities are having and the daunting task of working in law enforcement.
If you're interested in supporting our efforts by purchasing the book please click (or copy and paste) this linkhttp://amzn.to/lolKN4
By bringing these issues out in the open, it is our hope that we all can work together to address the endemic issues of crime, to figure out new approaches to help reducing the horrible events described in this book and to show the inevitable repercussions of perpetual crime.
As always, if we are not mapping crime in your area, ask your police department to make the data public, and we'll map it for free. If you'd like to comment on this email, reply to us at book@SpotCrime.com or post something on our Facebook wall at http://www.facebook.com/crimemap
Sincerely,
Colin Drane
Founder
Spotcrime.com
Why do we kill? It's a pretty important question if you are concerned about crime - particularly in our inner cities.
That's why we are helping to publish a new book "Why do We Kill?" by Baltimore homicide detective, Kelvin Sewell, and award winning Investigative Reporter, Stephen Janis.
The book contains true life cases that Detective Sewell worked while a Baltimore City homicide detective. The stories are every bit as engrossing as they are gruesome. The book is not for the faint of heart, but if you like true crime stories, I promise you will not put this book down.
We got involved in this project because SpotCrime is based in Baltimore and it was the first city we mapped. Like our maps, this book helps expose the crime problems inner cities are having and the daunting task of working in law enforcement.
If you're interested in supporting our efforts by purchasing the book please click (or copy and paste) this linkhttp://amzn.to/lolKN4
By bringing these issues out in the open, it is our hope that we all can work together to address the endemic issues of crime, to figure out new approaches to help reducing the horrible events described in this book and to show the inevitable repercussions of perpetual crime.
As always, if we are not mapping crime in your area, ask your police department to make the data public, and we'll map it for free. If you'd like to comment on this email, reply to us at book@SpotCrime.com or post something on our Facebook wall at http://www.facebook.com/crimemap
Sincerely,
Colin Drane
Founder
Spotcrime.com
SpotCrime - Mapping crime around the world.
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