Richard Cox

Now centered on Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point, the Triad was home to one of North Carolina's earliest brewery operations in the Moravian community of Bethabara. Easy access by rail and then highways attracted national breweries, and starting in the 1960s, the region began producing beer for companies like Miller and Schlitz. The passage of the "Pop the Cap" legislation led to an explosion of craft beer and brewpubs, and in 2019, three of...

Are you seeking personal growth and development in yourself? Are you looking for creative ways to bring harmony and balance in your life? Join author Richard Cox in I, We, Us as he takes you on a personal journey of self-discovery. I, We, Us explores the three identity dimensions of self. First, the idea of self is viewed in terms as a single individual, then as a partner in marriage, and finally as a parent in a family unit. Having a solid understanding...

Connor McKnight, former acolyte of film, Zen, and Japanese literature, is not unaware that these avocations are wildly different from his present occupation as a fledgling celebrity journalist. Meanwhile, his longtime girlfriend, the fashion model Philomena, seems curiously remote and soon decamps for the West Coast. Then there's the sister with whom he shared a flamboyantly addled childhood and his best friend, a monkishly neurotic and militantly...

Following the warehouse shootout, Logozzo is rushed to the hospital in critical condition while Joey Harris clings to life with a bullet in his head. Frank and Mickey locate a gun in Joey Harris' bedroom and it is connected to a two-year old cold case involving the execution style death of a teenage girl, Shannon Laurette.

Nicco and Frank are distraught when they discover that Anita Dunn has been brutally murdered. While Frank is convinced it's the work of Lance Rivett, Ali proposes that TJ Larper is behind the killing: TJ wanted to get revenge on Lance and what better way than to frame him for murder. Their theories mean little though, as Pawlachuck orders them to continue working on the Blood Alley murders and stay out of the Anita Dunn case.

The first of a two-part Cold Squad season finale, this harrowing episode begins with the brutal murder of a young prostitute, Myra Larson. The carved up body is found in the east side's notorious Blood Alley, placed in a similar fashion to a series of prostitute murders executed over the past seven years. The event sparks huge public outcry. A Prostitute Right's Advocate, Lisa MacIntosh, calls for heightened police attention to a wave of violence,...

Cold Squad is puzzled by a super 8 mm film found in Bernice's upstairs neighbour's floorboards. The roll of film shows two young men engaging in questionable activities and it is unclear to the viewers if the man is killed by the other or if he just passes out. Regardless, Cold Squad decides to investigate.

When a police file goes mysteriously missing, Cold Squad re-opens the case of Sunny Jackman, a foster mother who was drugged, tied up and murdered in an arson twenty years earlier. During the original investigation, the main suspects were the four foster children staying in her care at the time: Eve-Lynn Ford, Jules Turkington, Stephanie Meurrens and Grant Chilton. The investigators at Cold Squad decide to haul them in simultaneously and see if their...