John List is Dead
The man whose name is synonymous with family annihilation is dead at the age of 82. Steve Huff has details.
For more: Associated Content's The Pursuit, Capture, and Trial of John Emil List by Timothy Benford
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I can't help but think, wouldn't it be nice if his family was there to "greet" him as he slipped from this world into the next? I'll go so far as to say I would love to think that to be the case for all vicious murderers--all their victims lined up, ready and waiting...!
Posted by: carole gill | March 25, 2008 at 08:31 AM