This page is a point of reference for a growing list of documents on Holly's life and the quest for justice on her behalf.This story spans 23 years from the death of Holly Maddux in 1977 at the hands of Ira Einhorn to present day. "Unicorn's Secret: Murder in the Age of Aquarius" A book by Steven Levy published in 1988 A Timeline of the Case Highlights of the Chase Case Chronology - Philadelphia Daily News, December,1997 Excerpt from "Unicorn's Secret: Murder in the Age of Aquarius" The Fatal Attraction Part two from "Unicorn's Secret: Murder in the Age of Aquarius" Global View - Where to Run? Part three from "Unicorn's Secret: Murder in the Age of Aquarius" The Search for Unicorn Stephen Lopez, Time Magazine, Sept.1997 The Strange Case of Ira Einhorn Case reaches denouement - Time Magazine, Feb. 23, 1997 A Charismatic Symbol of the '60s Philadelphia Inquirer, June 1997 They All Thought He'd Show Up Philadelphia Daily News, June 1997. Major Figures - Where Are They Now? Philadelphia Daily News, June 1997 Tracking Blood Money Philadelphia Inquirer, June 1997 DA: How Did Einhorn Pay His Bills? Philadelphia Daily News, June 1997 In Post-OJ Era, Einhorn's Act Likely Wouldn't Play Philadelphia Daily News, June 1997 Einhorn was recaptured in June, 1997 at his home in Champagne Mouton, France. After a brief stay in prison, he was released when the French court refused an extradition request from the Philadelphia D.A.s office on December 4, 1997. Ira Blathers at Extradition Hearing Philadelphia Inquirer, September 1997 Wife Says: Ira is Harmless Philadelphia Inquirer, September, 1997 She Knew Ira Was a Killer Philadelphia Daily News, June 1997 In a French Village Ira Vanishes Into a Rewritten Life Philadelphia Inquirer, June 1997 France Sets Fugitive Einhorn Free Philadelphia Inquirer, December 1997. The Einhorn Jurors Feel Insulted Philadelphia Inquirer, December 1997. Strutting in Public, Einhorn Hides No More Philadelphia Inquirer, December 1997 Time Passes, Not Anguish Philadelphia Inquirer, June 1997 The Einhorn Revelations Article by Steven Levy, Philadelphia Inquirer Sunday Magazine, November 1998. The struggle for justice did not end with the release of Einhorn. It continued on in the legislature, the internet and beyond. Cyber-Posse Website Lawmaker's Proposal Might Allow Extradition Philadelphia Inquirer, December 1997 House Okays Measure Forged With Einhorn in Mind- Philadelphia Inquirer, December 1997 Maddux Family Won't Give Up Philadelphia Daily News, December 1997 Einhorn to Speak Article on 20/20 interview with Connie Chung. Philadelphia Daily News, November 1998 Einhorn Asserts Innocence Einhorn Still Insists He Was Framed Philadelphia Inquirer, November 1998 Holly Maddux Story to be TV Miniseries Philadelphia Daily News, November 1998 Ira Lies About His Role in Earthweek Philadelphia Inquirer, December 1998 Family's Mission for Justice to Air as TV Movie Seattle Times, May 1999 Investigator Who Found Einhorn Loses Job Philadelphia Inquirer, February 1999.   In September 1998, the French court agreed to allow a second extradition request to be filed by the Philadelphia D.A.s office. Three hearings later the courts agreed to extradite, provided Einhorn receives a re-trial when he is returned to the U.S. Face to Face With the Killer Philadelphia Daily News, November 1998 Coming Home Philadelphia Inquirer, February 1999 French court: Return Einhorn Philadelphia Inquirer, February 1999. Will Ira Run? Philadelphia Daily News, February, 1999 Escaping Again Would Be Easy for Einhorn Philadelphia Inquirer, February 1999   The family of Holly Maddux went to court in July, 1999 in a civil action to prevent Einhorn from profiting from the murder of their sister. Einhorn was reportedly pursuing the sale of a book based on his "life experiences" and the "conspiracy" against him. Law Digest Article in Law Digest, July 1999 Suit Against Einhorn Headed to Court Without Him Philadelphia Inquirer, July 1999 Einhorn Jurors to Hear of Victim Philadelphia Inquirer, July 1999 Ira Einhorn Civil Trial To Begin Article in Law Digest, July 1999 Jury Awards Maddux Family $907 Million Philadelphia Inquirer, July 1999 July, 2000 finds the case still stalled. Prime Minister Lionel Jospin of France delayed signing the extradition order for 14 months, even though it was mandated by the French court system in February, 1999. Mediation on a Murderer: Ira and Me Philadelphia Inquirer, July 1999 Emailing a Murderer APBnews.com, December 1999 Secretary of State Urges Einhorn Return APB news article. December, 1999