Is the longer time to apprehension related to a longer span between crimes? It seems like it would take longer to court, marry, kill, rinse, repeat than it would to just kill all the nurses in the Philadelphia area or something.
Excellent point. Same goes with have baby/murder baby, which, for obvious reasons, has a minimal 9-month time requirement.
Is it technically serial killing if you murder, say, 6 husbands? What's the def of serial killing?
Guh, Boston Creme Donuts.
Sorry, temporarily derailed by the thought of yummy goodness.
I have to say, I'm a little worried by this premise, not because I don't think Tim can do a good job, but because it sounds so grim and depressing. I mean, the characters can't be jolly, although they probably indulge in black humor, and the weekly plots will all involve grisly death of one form or another. Yeah, yeah, I loved H:LotS too, but I can't watch CSI: NYC or L&O: SVU.
Where's the dividing line between "engrossing but grim" and "too dark to watch"?
Is it technically serial killing if you murder, say, 6 husbands? What's the def of serial killing?
Depends on if you kill them all at once, or one at a time.
Sorry, temporarily derailed by the thought of yummy goodness.
Yummy arsenical goodness, don't forget.
More than two, extended period of time.
Henry VIII!
HARRIET WAS INNOCENT.
Shouldn't you white-font that?
Adam Baldwin? Sweet!
let him be funny let him be funny let him be funny
Yeaaaa! I really like the idea of AB breaking out of his mold.