by Ross Nichols | Mar 9, 2022
On Sunday, 9 March 1884, around noon, the Police were notified that a guest of L.C. Wiekera’s Guesthouse, also known as the Willemsbrug Hotel, had not come out of his room since the afternoon of Friday, 7 March. The police report stated the following: [1]...
by Ross Nichols | Mar 8, 2022
In each of these programs, Ross K. Nichols and Truth2U host Jono Vandor engage in discussions about various subjects presented in The Moses Scroll. All of these programs are hosted on the Truth2U site, but Jono Vandor has gracisouly permitted me to post these...
by Ross Nichols | Mar 8, 2022
Travel writer, explorer, and journalist John Hillaby broke the news of an exciting story for The New York Times readers with an article submitted from London on 12 August 1956. The story was a revival of “the case of a man who committed suicide seventy years...
by Ross Nichols | Mar 2, 2022
In July of 1885, the manuscript strips that Shapira presented to scholars in Europe were sold by Sotheby, Wilkinson, and Hodge, the famous auctioneers of the Strand, London. Listed as Lot 302, the description said, “The Schapira Manuscripts. Deuteronomy in Hebrew. 7...
by Ross Nichols | Feb 23, 2022
Today marks the first anniversary since the publication of The Moses Scroll, so I could not let the day pass without pausing to reflect on the unexpected success of my first book. As a first-time author and a self-published one at that, I could not be more...