A must for whoever likes the subject
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I've read loads of books about the various serial killers, both American and British, and found this book extremely well written, straight to the point and detailed. I couldn't stop myself reading once I had started because it keeps you glued!!! I strongly recommend it.
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Best true crime book ever.
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This book is about an unsolved serial murder case. It is a
riveting account of how police incompetence, linkage-blindness,
jurisdictional disputes and bickering between departments
thwarted the investigation. The politics is THE reason why the killer(s)
was never identified. Best true crime book ever.
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Super Boring
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Being a true fan of true crime I was really looking forward to this book..I've read all of Anne Rules' books and was under the impression that this would be in the same lines.. WRONG! I found this book to be too political...too much emphasis was put on the local politics and the mistakes that occured. It is one of the very few books that I have ever read where I have skipped chapters just to get to the end....A SORRY attempt!
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True crime at its best
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This book really brings to home how hard this case was - I found it disturbing and very emotional but impossible to put down
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A real good book.Gripping,
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I enjoyed the book. It was a real page turner.
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