Genoveva Ortiz
Forfatter af The House from Hell: The True Story of Gertrude Baniszewski One of America’s Most Notorious Torture Mom
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The House from Hell: The True Story of Gertrude Baniszewski One of America’s Most Notorious Torture Mom (2022) 17 eksemplarer
The Deadly Soap-Maker of Correggio: The True Story of Leonarda Cianciulli a Superstitious Mother Who Turned Victims… (2022) 16 eksemplarer
The Farm from Hell: The True Story of Belle Gunness Indiana’s Lady Bluebeard Men Butcher (2023) 14 eksemplarer
The Doctor From Hell: The True Story of Harold Shipman One of Britain’s Most Prolific Serial Killer With an Estimated… (2022) 13 eksemplarer
A Call from Hell: The True Story of Larry Gene Bell a Small-Town Monster and the Crime that Shook the Nation 12 eksemplarer
The Garden of Evil: The True Story of Herb Baumeister and The Disturbing Horror at The Fox Hollow Farm (True Crime… 11 eksemplarer
The Vampire of Sacramento: The True Story of Richard Chase The Blood-Thirsty Cannibal (2020) 10 eksemplarer
True Crime Explicit Anthology: Explore Over 700 Pages of Disturbing Stories Detailing The Horrific Sins of Seven Serial… (2022) 9 eksemplarer
The Butcher of Humanity: The True Story of Carl Panzram a Product of Hatred and Vengeance (2020) 8 eksemplarer
The Corpse Collector: The True Story of Dorothea Puente, The Boarding House Killer (2021) 4 eksemplarer
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- 11
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- 120
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- #165,356
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- 3.6
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- 68
- ISBN
- 9
- Sprog
- 5
In South Carolina in the 1980s, 16-year old Shari was kidnapped from in front of her house just after she arrived home and was checking the mailbox. Her car was left running. Shari also needed medication that she did not have with her. The kidnapper then continually called her family, talking to either her mother or sister. They were tormented while trying to keep him on the phone so the police could trace the calls, in hopes of finding Shari alive. Not long after Shari was found (dead), a 9-year old little girl was also kidnapped. It was these last two that finally led police to Larry Gene Bell, and there was a list of other missing girls/women from the ‘70s and ‘80s that he is/was the main suspect in, as well.
This was good. I’ve read others in the series and I know they are short, but it would have been nice to learn more about the other missing women, as well. The author included many of the conversations Larry had with Shari’s family and wow, he was garbled and didn’t make sense much of the time. I’m assuming the author used transcripts, so the confusing statements were legitimately what he said.… (mere)