Michael Brick and Corey Kilgannon on bad people in New York; Christopher Goffard is out west; look who's being plugged for the Pulitzer's feature prize (yay Lane!); And don't miss this one from Roy Wenzl:
It has been one year since the cops caught the BTK monster and put an end to his deeds. So many words have been written and so many stories have been told that many of us are tired of hearing how the monster hunted people and hurt children and dressed in women's underwear. But one story has not yet been told. And it mentions the monster hardly at all. It's about four little boys. And how they grew up. It begins when the boys are still boys, when the monster first goes out to strike. The beginning is scary. But if you are brave and eager, you will soon reach the middle, where the boys have grown big and bold, and the monster has disappeared. And then the end of the middle leads to the beginning of the end -- and the monster returns. And guess who goes out to stop him?
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