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British writer, author of spy novels
- John Rossiter, born on 2 March 1916 in Staverton, Devon, England, and died in 2005 in the United Kingdom, was a British writer, author of spy novels and, under the pseudonym Jonathan Ross, around twenty police procedural novels.
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Sep 16, 2022 · John Rossiter explains how U.K dance music and finding a balance between sincerity and irony influenced the making of Young Jesus' new album Shepherd Head
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Feb 8, 2018 · An indie-rocker who calls his band Young Jesus either has a serious love of trap music or a predilection for epic musical statements. John Rossiter leans toward the latter. “I am very emotional...
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Oct 4, 2022 · Young Jesus' John Rossiter dissects the influences in his newest album 'Shepherd's Head,' and speaks on the ways making music with his friends helped him process grief during the pandemic.
Onalaska Church Murders. History. On the morning of February 7, 1985, Bryan Stanley, 29, shot and killed Father John Rossiter, lay minister Ferdinand Roth and parish custodian William Hammes at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Onalaska.
As of the release of their debut album Home, in 2012, the band featured Rossiter, along with bassist Shawn Nystrand, lead guitarist Cody Kellogg, and drummer Peter Martin. The only member of that lineup still in Young Jesus is Rossiter; Shevrin was a member of the band from 2015 until 2020 and Borbon and Haug were members since 2016.
Feb 8, 1985 · The gunman, armed with a 12-gauge shotgun, opened fire inside St. Patrick's Church after the children had filed out, killing the 64-year-old pastor, the Rev. John Rossiter; the janitor, William...
