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Notorious 92 Author Andrew E. Stoner Infamous Indy
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Notorious 92, is a book written by Author Andrew E. Stoner. Andrew E. Stoner is an Indiana native well-versed in the true crime history of the state, both as a former reporter for The South Bend Tribune, and as the former civilian Public Information Officer for the Indianapolis Police Department. He is the author of nearly a dozen non-fiction works including “Notorious 92: Infamous Murders in Each of Indiana’s 92 Counties,” “Wicked Indianapolis,” and “Cobra Killer” (made into the 2016 motion picture, ‘King Cobra’).
Stoner has two new true crime books coming up in 2020 – including “Wanted in Indiana: Infamous Hoosier Fugitives” from The History Press-Arcadia Publishing, and “Courthouse Chaos: Famous & Infamous Trials, Mob Violence and Justice” available May 1 from Blue River Press.
Stoner is a journalism graduate of Franklin College of Indiana and Ball State University. He holds a Ph.D. from Colorado State University and is an associate professor in the Department of Communication Studies at California State University, Sacramento.
Notorious 92, is a book written by Author Andrew E. Stoner. Andrew E. Stoner is an Indiana native well-versed in the true crime history of the state, both as a former reporter for The South Bend Tribune, and as the former civilian Public Information Officer for the Indianapolis Police Department. He is the author of nearly a dozen non-fiction works including “Notorious 92: Infamous Murders in Each of Indiana’s 92 Counties,” “Wicked Indianapolis,” and “Cobra Killer” (made into the 2016 motion picture, ‘King Cobra’).
Stoner has two new true crime books coming up in 2020 – including “Wanted in Indiana: Infamous Hoosier Fugitives” from The History Press-Arcadia Publishing, and “Courthouse Chaos: Famous & Infamous Trials, Mob Violence and Justice” available May 1 from Blue River Press.
Stoner is a journalism graduate of Franklin College of Indiana and Ball State University. He holds a Ph.D. from Colorado State University and is an associate professor in the Department of Communication Studies at California State University, Sacramento.
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