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A grizzly arson case leads an Indianapolis prosecutor to an infant’s coldblooded killer in this chilling true crime by the author of Inconvenience Gone. On the morning of March 6, 1993, an intense fire broke out in a tiny nursery. Sixteen minutes later, firefighters had extinguished the blaze. The room was burned so severely, that virtually nothing was recognizable . . . but they were told to look for a baby. What they discovered was almost too gruesome for words. Not only the baby’s charred remains, but an unsettling fact: the child’s parents were home at the time the fire broke out. The arson squad declared the fire suspicious and investigators determined it was arson. But if it truly was arson, what was the motive? Along with the tenacious and determined Detective Leslie Van Buskirk, Marion County Prosecutor Diane Marger Moore persisted for more than two years to get justice for Baby Matthew Wise. In 16 Minutes, she recounts the incredible story—and the shocking revelations she made.
"The Columbia is lost. There were no survivors." With these chilling words, President George W. Bush announced to the nation what many had already seen with their own eyes: The breakup of the Columbia Space Shuttle in the clear blue skies over Texas, just sixteen minutes from landing.
It seems like a dream, then again, a nightmare - something that could happen so quickly. One minute, I am seeing clearly to drive, the next, the evening sun pours over the windshield of my 1999 Plymouth Voyager van. I was blinded. Suddenly, there was a deadly loud sound and a pain in my chest that took my breath away. I felt as though a huge bull had charged me. All I could think was, "God, help me and forgive me!" I was not where I needed to be in life and some of the things in my life could send me to Hell!
The daughter of a judge in a New Hampshire school shooting case witnessed the events but cannot remember the last several minutes of the attack.