After Dark: Coast to Coast Killers

 What happened to Tammy Haas?  Tammy Haas picture from Facebook          It's been a day but I wanted to get back to writing a post. I didn't know what to write so I sat here and thought about cases that could receive more attention besides just locally. This is a case that deserves more coverage everywhere because Tammy Haas deserves the justice that she never had gotten. Strap in for a little wild ride as we investigate the case of Tammy Haas.           Before continuing though, this article has no intention to create a fame on the suspect nor has the intention to create a mass talk about this family nor their daughter. This is an investigation based on evidence given prior to the trial and what is known today.          The girl who had a future          I personally didn't  know Haas but the way that people still care for her shows that all of her life, Tammy h...

                   Despite us talking about this episode in the future on the podcast, I still wanted to write about it because this case still scares South Dakota. This is known as the Bird Hex.           Jake Bird was born in an unknown location in Louisiana. At the age of 19, Bird was forced to leave home and did what any other homeless person would do. In order to keep warm, he would stay in box cars. He would work for sleep and meals.  For work, he was a manual laborer and a railroad dancer that laid and maintained tracks. A thing to note about how Bird got away with his crimes was his job required him to travel. Other than what he did as work, he is known for his label as a serial killer. Even though there is a complete timeline, we need to go back to October 30th, 1947 and the trial that brought the Bird Hex.          In not just my personal opinion, b...