The Texas execution of Robert Roberson was postponed due to legal maneuvering, highlighting issues around the death penalty. Meanwhile, Bob reflects on the end of his SiriusXM trial rediscovering music through streaming platforms and the joy of finding new artists.
Texas
Innocent Man Exonerated After False Accusations During Satanic Panic Era
In this week’s update, read about Melvin Quinney’s exoneration from false accusations of sexual assault and murder, compensation for wrongful imprisonment, and the limitations of exonerees’ reintegration. Alongside that, I talk about updates on weather, car repairs, and the use of AI in blogging.
Chipping Away at The Brick Walls in My Family History
One of the most frustrating parts of any genealogical project is the inevitable brick walls researchers run into. Records disappear in a fire or other disaster. Names change through marriage, immigration, or misspellings. Sometimes people just disappear off the face of the earth. Place names change when towns are consolidated or die. Genealogists deal with Read More
Family Heritage Tour
We’re wrapping up a month in Austin Texas, my father’s hometown.
This is Your Hometown
We spent Thursday in Sherman, Texas.