Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 There are infinite variations on the motive, means, and excuses for the darkest crime of all: murder. Some are unpremeditated and leave the killer full of remorse, while other homicides sink to the cruelest depths imaginable and the murderers feel absolutely no twinge of conscience.
#2 The 1960s were a time of great change in America, with the love generation giving way to a more sexually curious and open society. Butswingers’ lifestyles were still dangerous, and they ended up in divorce court.
#3 Dark Forest: Deep Danger is about a case I first investigated in the 1970s. In some sense, it remains almost as mystifying today as it was then.
#4 Teresa Gaethe was a concierge at a fine hotel in New Orleans, Louisiana, when she met school counselor Charles Chuck Leonard in 1988. She had a college degree, but she often exaggerated that fact. She had a boyish figure and kept her nails long and lacquered red.