The Phantom of the Phillips Mansion: A 1905 Encounter with Marshfield’s Revolutionary Ghost by M.P. Pellicer | Noir Notebook In the autumn of 1905, when the hunter’s moon still rose […]
Ten Miles to Nowhere: The Unsolved Vanishing of Marvin Alvin Clark
Ten Miles to Nowhere: The Unsolved Vanishing of Marvin Alvin Clark by M.P. Pellicer | Noir Notebook On Saturday, October 30, 1926—the day before Halloween—Marvin Alvin Clark, once the marshal […]
The Forgotten Dead Beneath Asylum Hill: Mississippi’s Lost Cemetery of the Insane
The Forgotten Dead Beneath Asylum Hill: Mississippi’s Lost Cemetery of the Insane by M.P. Pellicer | Noir Notebook For decades, thousands of students crossed the campus of the University of […]
Buried Without a Name: Two John Does, Two Forgotten Lives, and the Decades-Long Search for the Truth
Buried Without a Name: Two John Does, Two Forgotten Lives, and the Decades-Long Search for the Truth by M.P. Pellicer | Noir Notebook Two unidentified young men entered anonymous graves […]
Blood and Bones: Santa Muerte as the Cartels’ Dark Protector
Blood and Bones: Santa Muerte as the Cartels’ Dark Protector by M.P. Pellicer | Noir Notebook Inside the shadow of the cartels, female sicarias and the cult of Holy Death […]
Servants of the Sands: The Sacrificial Mysteries of Ancient Peru
Servants of the Sands: The Sacrificial Mysteries of Ancient Peru by M.P. Pellicer | Noir Notebook Delve into the forensic and sociological secrets of pre-Inca sacrifices. From Cajamarquilla’s muddy tombs […]
The Black Canon of Lyons: Occult Priest, Sex Magician, and Victim of a Deadly Curse
The Black Canon of Lyons: Occult Priest, Sex Magician, and Victim of a Deadly Curse by M.P. Pellicer | Noir Notebook Uncover the sinister true story of Joseph-Antoine Boullan, the […]
Las Poquianchis: The Sisters Who Built an Empire of Blood and Shadows in Mexico’s Underbelly
Las Poquianchis: The Sisters Who Built an Empire of Blood and Shadows in Mexico’s Underbelly by M.P. Pellicer | Noir Notebook In the sun-baked hills of Jalisco, Mexico, four sisters […]

