Benazir Bhutto was both the 11th and 13th Prime Minister of Pakistan. Her professional life was enigmatic, dangerous, chaotic, and inspirational. Accused of corruption and officially ousted from her post twice, she yet remained the first democratically elected female leader of a Muslim-majority nation. Imprisoned, exiled, persecuted, and ultimately murdered, Benazir Bhutto came to represent both the best and the worst of her part of the world.
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The Assassination of Benazir Bhutto: The Unsolved Murder of the Muslim World’s First Female Prime Minister
Published: March 15, 2019 { 7 comments }A Friday Afternoon in Dallas: Two Murders that Shook the World & Analysis of the Weapons Used
Published: March 9, 2019 { 46 comments }The Kennedy assassination devastated America. But Lee Harvey Oswald also committed the lesser-known murder of a police officer. Here’s a quick examination of the historical weapons associated with that tragic event.
The Glamorous Life and Gory Death of the Father of Sin City Bugsy Siegel, the M1 Carbine, and Murder Inc.
Published: February 28, 2019 { 15 comments }What particular attributes did it take to attain the pinnacle of success in organized crime back in its heyday? Some were charming, quite a few connected, and others were ruthless. Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel, however, was simply a cold-blooded killer.
The Browning M1910 and the Assassination of Paul Doumer
Published: February 22, 2019 { 7 comments }In this edition, we explore the Browning M1910, used in some of the more sordid assassinations that shaped our modern world.
The Guns of the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre: Al Capone Gets Away with Murder
Published: February 14, 2019 { 25 comments }Sometimes men commit premeditated mass murder based upon pure unfiltered greed. This is the sort of killing we’re investigating today.
The Manliest American Who Ever Lived and the Gun That Didn’t Stop Him
Published: January 13, 2019 { 31 comments }Theodore Roosevelt was so manly that he was shot in the chest while giving a speech, but chose to finish the speech before getting help. This is the story of that assassination attempt, and how it became barely a footnote in the life of a great American.
The Assassination of William McKinley: Of Hopeless Causes and One Seriously Pathetic Pistol
Published: January 6, 2019 { 23 comments }President McKinley was assassinated by a lunatic with a gun so small that no adult could hold it properly. But the president’s death changed American history and ushered Theodore Roosevelt to the Oval Office.
Heroes Hidden in Plain Sight: The Browning Automatic Rifle
Published: November 17, 2018 { 46 comments }It turned out that Mr. Roberson was my neighbor down the road, and he ultimately shared a lot of stories. A literal lifetime before this unassuming Mississippi farmer carried a Browning Automatic Rifle as a member of the 5th Ranger Battalion in World War 2. On June 6th, 1944, he landed in the first wave on Omaha Beach fighting alongside the 116th Infantry Regiment.
The Most Epic Response to the #ThisIsMyLane Battle Between Physicians and the NRA
Published: November 15, 2018 { 56 comments }I was a soldier before I was a physician. Most of my well-intentioned medical colleagues have never known a world without laws, structure, and civilization. The only thing worse than school shootings is six million dead Jews. America needs private ownership of firearms as a hedge against tyranny today more than we did in 1776.
The Browning Hi Power: The Superlative WWII Combat Handgun That Played Both Sides
Published: November 9, 2018 { 32 comments }The Hi Power has the dubious distinction of being the only production firearm to see general issue among both Allied and Axis forces during World War II. It’s still in service throughout the world today.









