Fascinating Psychological Profile
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Indiana has provided a psychological profile of Andrew Cunanen based upon the facts of his life. In fact, the first murder (Jeffrey Trail) occurs about two-thirds of the way through the book. Three Month Fever does not go through the evidence bit by bit. He is in Chicago, killing Lee Miglin ("My father was not a homosexual.") in a flash. But Indiana's book is not about the specific crimes. Instead, we get a profile of a teenager who wanted wealth more than anything else, found it, spent it, and had a three month fever. I purchased book at a bookstore, thereby missing out on Amazon's discount. The book was worth every penny, even at full price. Andrew loved to read about art. If you like art, "Art in the Courtroom," by Vilis Inde is a fascinating read. Intellectual, yet readable, and even suspensful at times.
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