Steven Zimmerman
Bio
For thirty+ years I've been both a reporer and photojournalist. Today, I write about photos I've taken, and my life as a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. From time to time, I'll write about human interest.
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From Fire Escapes in El Paso to the Heartbeat of New York
My first job started just after I turned fifteen: volunteering at KXCR 89.5 FM, “The Heart of El Paso.” It's a small, local jazz station in El Paso, Texas. On air, I used the name Steve Young, starting the first of many radio personas, with record spinning, letting the sounds of jazz wash over me. The station was also home to the Latin America News Service, which helped me discover journalism. I started to see storytelling, and photography as a way to capture life and revealed the first glimmer of a larger ambition.
By Steven Zimmermanabout 6 hours ago in Humans
ATM Jackpotting
In the evolving landscape of cybercrime, ATM jackpotting has emerged as a sophisticated and audacious method for criminals to drain cash from automated teller machines. This crime, which forces ATMs to dispense money like a slot machine hitting the jackpot, blends physical tampering with digital manipulation, posing significant challenges for banks, law enforcement, and cybersecurity experts. As jackpotting incidents rise globally, understanding this crime's mechanics, impact, and prevention strategies is critical.
By Steven Zimmerman9 months ago in Criminal
There but for the Grace of God
I received a phone call this evening from a police department in West Vergina. The Detective I spoke with asked me if I knew a man named Richard Adams. I didn't recall the name and told the Detective as much. The Detective then asked if I would be willing to look at a photo, hoping it would jog my memory.
By Steven Zimmerman10 months ago in Humans
Vietnam Vet's Memories Trashed
Have you ever taken your trash out to a dumpster, looked inside, and found something that made you wonder why it was thrown away? I've seen degrees, yearbooks, brand-new dishes, and clothes tossed away. I've never pulled it out; I wondered why someone would toss such things away.
By Steven Zimmerman12 months ago in History
