A research colleague of mine recently revisited the old Normandy Place neighborhood in Evanston, Illinois, where Motorola founder Paul Galvin, his wife Lillian, and son Bob all were living when Lillian was shot to death in October 1942. Household maid Edna Sibilski similarly was killed there at the same time. In this latest visit, my … Continue reading →

In previous postings to my website, I’ve raised a possibility that the October 22, 1942, murders of Lillian Galvin and maid Edna Sibilski in Evanston, Illinois, could have been “a family affair.” I wondered, in effect, whether it might have been a hired killing of Lillian arranged by husband Paul Galvin, with Edna as collateral … Continue reading →

At their request back in the 1990s, I provided assistance from this side of the Atlantic to two journalists in Great Britain, Ian Ferguson and John Ashton of TV Channel 4 in London. At issue was the late December 1988 bombing of Pan Am 103 which crashed killing all 259 people on board—243 passengers and … Continue reading →

I have been working with the these authors on their investigations and recommend both of the following books. ♦♦♦ Working with Roger Charles on investigative work on the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing in association with CBS News “60 Minutes II” back in 2001, I continued to work with Charles over the next eleven years, providing research support … Continue reading →