Life, no parole for husband who killed wife in arson
A retired career Marine will spend the rest of his life in prison for murder after he set fire to his Oceanside mobile home, knowing his wife was inside.
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A retired career Marine will spend the rest of his life in prison for murder after he set fire to his Oceanside mobile home, knowing his wife was inside.
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UM grad Buddy Moorehouse saw his mom's despondency over the death of her second cousin, and so he investigated it. The result was a high selling true crime novel that may wind up on Netflix. Moorehouse remembers being a student at Michigan when Jenny Maxwell was gunned down outside a LA condo back in 1981. He also remembers talk of it being some kind of mob hit. The police, however, had a different story, saying it was a botched robbery, and letting the case go cold. Moorehouse investigated the death and the resulting mix of fact and fiction was the novel 'Death of an Elvis Girl', which clim...
View Comments Buddy Moorehouse was a junior at the University of Michigan in 1981 when his mom’s cousin, a former actress, was shot and killed in Los Angeles. Back then, he was working on the sports staff of the Michigan Daily student newspaper alongside colleagues like future Detroit sports columnists Bob Wojnowski and the late Drew Sharp. Crime wasn't his beat. When he used a phone at the Daily office to call the Los Angeles Times, he was trying to get more information about Jenny Maxwell’s violent death. “My mom called me in tears when she found out that Jenny had been murdered. ...