PEEL, JOE: Great Crimes & Trials of the 20th Century TV - Miami newspapers -
On the morning 15th June 1955 the police were called to a beachside summer home at Manalapan near Palm Beach. Great Crimes & Trials s3e16: Judge Joe Peel, BBC 1996
Judge [Curtis] Eugene Chillingworth and his wife Marjorie … were never found; their disappearance remained a mystery. ibid.
One figure kept coming to mind – an ambitious young lawyer named Joseph Peel ... Peel had fallen out with Chillingworth in 1953. ibid.
Peel was now permanently disbarred and went into business. ibid.
The prosecution were able to show that Judge Peel had not given up trying to get rid of the prosecution’s main witness. ibid.
When he [Peel] was finally released in 1982 he was suffering from terminal cancer. ibid.
PELLEY FAMILY MURDERS: True Crime Recaps -
Lakeville, Indiana, 1989: The pulpit was empty. There was no sign of pastor Bob, his wife, or any of their five children. True Crime Recaps: Prom Night Mystery, Youtube 2022
He’d been shot twice. Once in the chest and once in the face … She died with her arms around two of her daughters … They had all been shot in the face at close range. ibid.
Something else was missing from the Pelley house – the couple’s three other children. ibid.
Jeff’s senior prom had taken place the night before. But Bob had grounded him as a punishment for breaking into a neighbour’s house and stealing some cash and CDs. ibid.
Who else would have had a motive to kill the Pelleys? ibid.
In 1994 Jeff plead guilty to wirefraud, and he served six months of house arrest. ibid.
PELTIER, LEONARD [viz Miscarriages of Justice: Leonard Peltier]: Free Leonard Peltier TV -
I have been involved in Leonard Peltier stuff since I was a teenager. Many of us have been in this strugge for Leonard for generations of our family now. Now we’re here walking the halls of Congress to remind America that we’re continuing to fight for Leonard Peltier’s freedom. Free Leonard Peltier, Netflic 2026
The American Indian Movement, or AIM as it is known, was organised to help Indians for defending their rights on reservations to helping those in inner cities fighting discrimination. The American Indian Novement first claimed pubic attention by occupying the island of Alcatrax to claim it as their tradditional trible land. ibid.
We coudn’t pracice our religion, we couldn’t practice our ceremonies. ibid. comment
My family like many others woud end up with nowhere to go. ibid.
As soon as we got out the door, man they started pulling out guns. They were police. They handcuffed me, threw me to the ground, beat the hell out of me. Beat me all the way from the restaurant to the police station. And they charged me with attempted murder. ibid. Peltier
On Pine Ridge it called the Reign of Terror. ibid. comment
There was 68 murders at that time. And nobody ever went to jail. ibid.
They’re terrorising the people on the Reservation. ibid.
You could see the way the Goons were intensifying their terrorism. ibid.
We knew at that point that our lives were forfeited. ibid.
His [Peltier] defence claims he is a political refugee. ibid.
PERCY, DEREK: ABC Australia online news
Convicted child killer Derek Percy, who died at St Vincent’s Hospital in Melbourne last year, has been linked to some of Australia’s most notorious child killings.
Percy was convicted of the abduction, torture and murder of 12-year-old Yvonne Tuohy, who was snatched from a beach at Victoria’s Westernport Bay in July 1969. He was found to be criminally insane and jailed indefinitely.
According to crime writer and journalist Debi Marshall, who has written during the investigation into Tuohy’s murder, that Percy’s name was linked to eight other child killings. ABC Australia online news
Not guilty on the grounds of insanity ... a number of brutal child murders and abductions remain unsolved from the 1960s. Could Derek Percy also be responsible for these? ibid.
Derek Percy died of lung cancer in July 2013. ibid. caption
PERELSON, HAROLD: True Crime Recaps 2022 -
At the end of a quiet cul-de-sac at the top of a hill overlooking Los Angeles looms the scene of one of the city’s strangest and most macabre murders. True Crime Recaps: Strange Secrets of the Los Feliz Murder Mansion, Youtube 16.13, 2022
December 7th 1959 when Dr Harold Perelson took a hammer to his wife’s head as she slept. This is a house with a history of sorrow. ibid.
PEREZ, LUIS: Cold Case Files TV -
[Brother]: ‘Bruce is not the type of person to just go off and not let anybody know where he was going.’ Cold Case Files s2e16: Gone in a New York Minute, CI 2022
13 checks forged from his account … 12 checks were made out to Luis Perez, and 1 check was made out to Martin Rodriquez ... for a total amount of $7,700. ibid. rozzer
‘You know, I just choked him too hard.’ ibid. Perez
PERRY, DOUGLAS/DONNA: Scene of the Crime with Tony Harris TV - A Killer’s Mistake TV - Inside the Mind of a Serial Killer 2016 -
Three women living on the edge; one man preying on them. A killing spree that terrified a city. A demented murderer and one big shocking twist. Scene of the Crime with Tony Harris s2e1: Down By the River, ID 2018
A third victim inside of three months. A third body dumped by the river. ibid.
The State Lab reported they’d nailed a DNA match. ibid.
Who was Douglas Perry? ibid.
Three women are brutally murdered. With a possible serial killer on the loose police are extra-vigilant. One victim had not made it easy for her attacker. Eventually, detectives uncover a suspect. A Killer’s Mistake s2e4: Douglas/Donna Perry, DiscoveryPlus 2023
He seemed fixated on prostitutes. ibid. journalist
Douglas’s father had abused him. ibid.
Perry appeared to be a misogynist. ibid.
It’s in Thailand that Douglas Perry became Donna Perry. ibid.
In the pretty city of Spokane a serial killer is on the loose. The man they hunted was one with dual obsessions using prostitutes and weapons. Douglas Perry was the gun-obsessed murderer targeting sex workers. Inside the Mind of a Serial Killer s1e5: Douglas Perry
‘The women were all sex workers in the area of East Brogue Avenue.’ ibid.
By the time he was in custody he was no longer Douglas, but Donna. ibid.