Interestingly enough, according to the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services, Lucas J. Peterson is currently staying at the Diagnostic and Evaluation Center in Lincoln.

Just type in “Peterson, Lucas” in the form on that page and you’ll see what I’m talking about.

According to that page, Lucas Peterson has only been charged with third-degree assault and is projected to be released on the 24th of September of 2007 after serving less than a year.

This is the same Lucas Peterson who confessed to killing his year-old daughter in January of 2007 and burying her in a grave in the middle of a copse of cedar trees. This is the same Lucas Peterson who didn’t bother to tell anyone where the little girl was and who wandered around until March, when he was arrested for an outstanding warrant.

They didn’t kill their children, but really…it was just a matter of time, the way things were going.

Jack has moved to Southern California recently and is making friends there.

On the 14th of August, 2007, Jack McClellan was arrested near UCLA’s Infant Development Program, which serves faculty, students and staff by providing care for children between the ages of three months and three years.

McClellan violated the restraining order that required him to stay 30 feet away from any minors.

He was released and scheduled to appear in court on the 13th of September, 2007.

Read about Jack McClellan here.

Terapon Dang Adhahn’s entry has been updated, feel free to read and speculate on how many more girls he’s raped.

Mr. Chester Turner, a mass murderer who stalked the crack streets of Los Angeles, has been sentenced to death and had his People You’ll See In Hell entry updated – all in one week.

Good for him!

Found guilty of three counts of first degree murder, 13-year-old Jasmine Richardson is the youngest person in Canadian history to be convicted of multiple homicides.

The entries for Pedro Rodriguez and Demetrius Myshawn Pepper have been updated.

Enjoy.

While her trial is going on, I’ll periodically update with interesting bits.

For now, read about Jeremy Steinke and Jasmine Richardson here.