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Julissa Brisman's 10 pm client, her sixth and last for Tuesday, April 14, 2009, was early. She planned afterward to go out with a Yale graduate she'd met on the train to Boston the previous morning and was due back home in Brooklyn the next day.
An untold detective story from the digital frontier
By JAMES ROBINSON | April 06, 2012

Michael Guglielmo was a career criminal. Now he's saving lives — one DNA sample at a time

Inside a dilapidated boarding house in Manchester, New Hampshire, Michael Guglielmo sat with one hand on a beer, and the other on a MAC-10 machine gun.
Bad to the Bone Marrow
By CHRIS FARAONE | March 16, 2012

When God Walked Through the Projects

Boston's crack era effectively began in late 1986, when Darryl Whiting stepped into Roxbury's Orchard Park projects.
Twenty years after he became the first man in the state to get life in prison for dealing crack, Darryl Whiting's twisted legacy lives on
By GEORGE P. HASSETT | October 07, 2011