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The Bad Boy From Rosebud:
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Bad Boy from Rosebud is now the subject of two television documentaries. The Arts and Entertainment Network broadcasted a one-hour special for its program AMERICAN JUSTICE, hosted by Bill Kurtis. The Discovery Channel also produced a one-hour episode of THE PROSECUTOR based on the McDuff story. Both networks are re-running the episodes. Check your local listings for times. |
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WATCH FOR RERUNS! "Free to Murder Again: The Kenneth McDuff Case" on American Justice, hosted by Bill Kurtis on the A&E Network |
WATCH FOR RERUNS! The Prosecutors on The Discovery Channel |
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College Admissions as Conspiracy Theory in Chronicle of Higher Education Op-Ed on the Virginia Tech Tragedy in the Chronicle of Higher Education Listen to Virginia Tech NPR interview of Gary Lavergne University of Louisiana-Lafayette Outstanding Alum Essay: If Your Dreams Come True Are You Prepared For Success Essay: The Burdens of Writing History
The many faces of Kenneth Allen McDuff In Memorium: Known McDuff Victims Why Write About Kenneth Allen McDuff?
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Bad Boy From Rosebud, a serial killer named Kenneth Allen McDuff, was
executed on November 17, 1998. McDuff’s notoriety results not just from
the frightening nature of his crimes, but also from the journey that returned
him to death row AFTER having been paroled from the first death sentence
he received for murders he committed in 1966. McDuff is the only convicted
killer in American history to have been assigned two different death row
numbers and sentenced to two different forms of execution by three different
juries. McDuff’s parole in 1989 made it possible for him to murder again,
which in turn resulted in one of the largest prison construction projects
in the history of the free world.
The Bad Boy from Rosebud is now available. Call (800) 826-8911 or go to you favorite bookstore and ask for ISBN: 1-57441-072-5. The Bad Boy From Rosebud delves into:
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