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Frank Stewart finally gets the credit he deserves in a new book by Kurt House and Roy B. Young.

Moonlight still 'feels right' - podcast interview with songwriter Bruce Blackman of Starbuck Dakota Spotlight took a break from true crime recently to speak with musician, artist and composer Bruce Blackman, the man behind the 1976 pop hit Moonlight Feels Right. The song is featured throughout season four of Dakota Spotlight, Chasing Billy, a pursuit for justice for William Wolf Jr. Written By: James Wolner | × photo courtesy of Bruce Blackman In this bonus Dakota Spotlight podcast episode, host James Wolner steps away from true crime for a few minutes to speak ...

The first question was probably, "Has anyone seen Billy?" A few days after Billy Wolf disappeared, on a Sunday in August of 1978, a young man paddling his canoe in the Red River north of Fargo-Moorhead asked himself a different question: " What in the world is that?" Perhaps the person (or persons) who killed 21-year-old Billy Wolf asked their own questions. " How did they find his body so quickly?" The killers had gone to the trouble of slashing Billy's throat, cutting his body in half and stuffing it into two plastic garbage bags. Then they tossed the bags into the Red River (or one of its ...

In the fourth episode of Chasing Billy, Dakota Spotlight and Forum Communications follow up on two leads sent into the tip line. Both tips included the name of someone they felt may have killed Billy Wolf. Law enforcement are familiar with one of these men but the other may be a name they have never heard before. In looking at the lives of these two men, we travel from Utah, to the HI-10 motel in Fargo. This journey takes us into the world of illegal drugs, stolen guns, the alleged ‘Fargo Mafia’ and more. Listen to the fourth episode of "Chasing Billy: A Pursuit for Justice" in the fourt...