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Against Her Will
by Ronald J. Watkins
Richard and Victoria Tinyes feared the worst when their thirteen year old daughter Kelly Ann vanished from their quiet suburban community of Valley Stream, New York, on March 3, 1999. But the nightmare to come was worse than they could ever imagine; Only five doors away, in the home of John ... Read More
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Empty Promises
by Ann Rule
The best-selling crime writer and author of Bitter Harvest presents a collection of real-life criminal cases in which the search for love yielded only betrayal, treachery, and murder, including the story of a seemingly idyllic marriage destroyed by drugs, sordid sex, con operations, and ... Read More
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Death in a Prairie House: Frank Lloyd...
by William R. Drennan
The most pivotal and yet least understood event of Frank Lloyd Wright's celebrated life involves the brutal murders in 1914 of seven adults and children dear to the architect and the destruction by fire of Taliesin, his landmark residence, near Spring Green, Wisconsin. Supplying both a ... Read More
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Vanished at Sea: The True Story of a Child...
by Tina Dirmann
It was supposed to be blue skies and smooth sailing for Thomas and Jackie Hawks. A retired probation officer and a stay-at-home mom, they were looking forward to entering the next phase of their golden years. Their plan: To sell their home—a 55-foot, $435,000 yacht—and start a new life ... Read More
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And the Sea Will Tell
by Vincent Bugliosi
AND THE SEA WILL TELL, written by renowned defense attorney and author of HELTER SKELTER Vincent Bugliosi, reconstructs the events and subsequent trial of a riveting true murder mystery, and probes into the dark heart of a serpentine scenario of death that began when four people found hell ... Read More
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The Torso Murder: The Untold Story of...
by Brian Vallee
A fresh and fascinating look at the Evelyn Dick murder trial in the late forties and the intriguing mystery of her disappearance after leaving prison in 1958. A lively, spine-tingling account of the case itself and Evelyn Dick's surprising new life. ... Read More
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The Boston Stranglers
by Susan B. Kelly
Newly updated to expose the shocking truth, a gripping account contends that the Boston stranglings in the early sixties were the work of at least eight murderers, not the single man convicted, Albert Henry DeSalvo, who craved notoriety and who was manipulated into confessing by authorities ... Read More
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