J. D. Chandler lives and works in Portland, Oregon. At one time or another he has worked as a busboy, waiter, door-to-door salesman, laborer, landscaper, soldier, intelligence analyst, Russian linguist, bellboy, insurance agent, telephone solicitor, apartment manager, newspaper deliverer, political activist, campaign fundraiser, executive director, in-home caregiver, union organizer, Spanish interpreter, temp, truck driver, account executive, admissions rep, freelance writer, writing tutor, and GED examiner. He has always been a writer. This is his fifth book of local history. You can read more from him at www.portlandcrime.blogspot.com and www.weirdportland.blogspot.com.
In the nineteenth century, the art of photography revolutionized police methods of criminal identification as detectives made collections of criminal portraits in “Rogues Galleries.” In this engaging collection, J. D....