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Interrogations: The 3rd Degree on August 3rd

The Anacostia Dialogues: A Long Night at the MPD Violent Crime Branch The Peacock documentary featured portions of the Price, Ward and Zaborsky interrogations that were conducted hours after Robert’s murder, but we have the complete set. We obtained these…

A New Chapter?

The slick, new documentary, “Who Killed Robert Wone?” that dropped today on NBC’s streaming channel Peacock is the latest development in this unsolved murder from 2006.  The two-part documentary is the first major television production to cover Robert’s murder. It…

Navigation Aid

For those new to the Robert Wone murder case and this site, rather than ask you to sift through nearly 600 posts (while we welcome the clicks, we know that’s a major chore), we’re offering a quick guide on how…

+/- Ten Years After

So, how’ve you been? Feb. 24 Update: Our thoughts on the upcoming Peacock documentary to come shortly. This site more or less went dormant at the conclusion of the civil case proceeding in August, 2011, and then later offline for reasons…

Nine Years And Counting

Nine Years Later, No Answers It’s a dark day to mark. On the evening of August 2, 2006, Robert Wone was slain in the home of his three friends, Joseph Price, Dylan Ward and Victor Zaborsky. The secrets from that evening…

A Birthday to Remember

June 1, 1974 Robert Eric Wone was born. Forty years ago, Robert Eric Wone was born in Brooklyn, New York, the first of two sons in his fourth generation Chinese American family. For most, a 40th birthday is a significant milestone. …

So Whatever Happened To…

Frustrated With Strategy? Victor Has The Answers! Here’s something to think about while counting grey hairs: it was twenty years ago that California Milk Processor Board, hoping to goose up dairy sales launched the “got milk?” advertising campaign. First launched…

Four Years and Counting

Although a couple weeks late, we mark the 4th anniversary of the first post. While biking past 1509 Swann Street the other day, we were again struck by the block’s beauty. No matter what the season, it remains one of…