H. H. Holmes
All things H. H. Holmes. Born as Herman Webster Mudgett, he was convicted of first degree murder and hanged in 1896.
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Research Trip for Detective Geyer Book
Early in the month of May, I made another research trip to Philadelphia, Washington DC, and surrounding cities and was honored to meet with Detective Geyer’s amazing family. Unlike troubling claims that Geyer’s wife…
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Cover Reveal: Detective in the White City
Excited to reveal my cover for Detective in the White City: The Real Story of Frank Geyer! Its been a long journey and a year and a half of research, but the wait…
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Newspaper Ad for Detective Frank Geyer’s 1896 Book
I found an old newspaper ad for Detective Geyer’s book about the H. H. Holmes, Benjamin Pitezel investigation. The price of the Geyer’s book was inflated to $1.50 due to National sensationalism…
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H. H. Holmes, the Clodhopper Who Almost Didn’t Graduate
Herman Webster Mudgett, M. D., known as H. H. Holmes, barely squeaked by as a medical graduate of University of Michigan in 1884. Mudgett held a horrific record among University graduates–he was the…
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Holmes’ Own Story: Holmes Confessed 27 Murders – Lied Then Died
Holmes’ Own Story: Confessed 27 Murders – Lied Then Died features eighty-seven (87) restored and sourced rare historical illustrations and photographs. Holmes’ Own is a fascinating look into the mind of one of America’s first…
