Cathy Redfern showed off her chops this morning with a good story about two burglars getting arrested. This is how local crime stories should be done and I couldn't stop reading. PE cop reporter for southwest could learn a few tricks here.
Dave Downey did a good job with the water rationing issue.
At the PE, John Asbury picked up on the story of the Temecula dad who stuffed his daughter in a freezer...allegedly.
And Sandra Stokley followed LA Times amazing piece on the Changeling history including information about a serial murderer living in Mira Loma. Stokley rehashes some of the Times story but she does go into more depth about the property and even talks to owners of it. A good read for Halloween.
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Unfortunately Stokes Mira Loma story ran two weeks AFTER the LA Times did. Probably editors fault & not Sandy's, whose story was great as usual. She is one of the few senior writers still at PE and it shows.
And How can Tammy McCoy write in her lead in 11.3.08 story on Winchester couple slaying in their 'Temecula area' home ("Four Marine's held..."). She's probably never got her lazy ass farther north than Southwest in French Valley. That's like saying Banning is near Redlands.
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