True Crime Stories You Won't Believe: Book Two. True Stories You Won't Believe
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- ISBN978-1-7386303-0-1
- EAN9781738630301
- Date de parution31/08/2022
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- ÉditeurProvidentia Books
Résumé
True Crime Stories You Won't Believe: Book Two presents tales of true crime and bizarre applications of justice (or injustice, as the case may be). They include:The real story behind "Arsenic and Old Lace" and why the reality isn't as lighthearted as Hollywood made it out to be. A case in which a dream helped solve a gruesome murder. Or did it?When a staunch Irish sea captain murdered almost his entire crew on the high seas and what happened afterward.
Did an Ouija board drive an Alabama mother and daughter to commit murder?The story of Jane Toppan and what drove her to kill so many of her patients. The story of Blanche Monnier, whose family locked her away for decades to keep her from marrying the wrong man. Was the Devil responsible for the murder of Alan Bono?The true story of the Vampire of Le Muy and his bizarre need to steal corpses. The story of Bridget Cleary, whose husband killed her in the belief that she had been replaced by fairies. And this is just a sampling of the stories you will find. While some of these stories are well-known, others have fallen into undeserved obscurity. Based on newspaper accounts and historical analysis, the book also includes a reading list for those of you who want to explore individual stories further.
Did an Ouija board drive an Alabama mother and daughter to commit murder?The story of Jane Toppan and what drove her to kill so many of her patients. The story of Blanche Monnier, whose family locked her away for decades to keep her from marrying the wrong man. Was the Devil responsible for the murder of Alan Bono?The true story of the Vampire of Le Muy and his bizarre need to steal corpses. The story of Bridget Cleary, whose husband killed her in the belief that she had been replaced by fairies. And this is just a sampling of the stories you will find. While some of these stories are well-known, others have fallen into undeserved obscurity. Based on newspaper accounts and historical analysis, the book also includes a reading list for those of you who want to explore individual stories further.
True Crime Stories You Won't Believe: Book Two presents tales of true crime and bizarre applications of justice (or injustice, as the case may be). They include:The real story behind "Arsenic and Old Lace" and why the reality isn't as lighthearted as Hollywood made it out to be. A case in which a dream helped solve a gruesome murder. Or did it?When a staunch Irish sea captain murdered almost his entire crew on the high seas and what happened afterward.
Did an Ouija board drive an Alabama mother and daughter to commit murder?The story of Jane Toppan and what drove her to kill so many of her patients. The story of Blanche Monnier, whose family locked her away for decades to keep her from marrying the wrong man. Was the Devil responsible for the murder of Alan Bono?The true story of the Vampire of Le Muy and his bizarre need to steal corpses. The story of Bridget Cleary, whose husband killed her in the belief that she had been replaced by fairies. And this is just a sampling of the stories you will find. While some of these stories are well-known, others have fallen into undeserved obscurity. Based on newspaper accounts and historical analysis, the book also includes a reading list for those of you who want to explore individual stories further.
Did an Ouija board drive an Alabama mother and daughter to commit murder?The story of Jane Toppan and what drove her to kill so many of her patients. The story of Blanche Monnier, whose family locked her away for decades to keep her from marrying the wrong man. Was the Devil responsible for the murder of Alan Bono?The true story of the Vampire of Le Muy and his bizarre need to steal corpses. The story of Bridget Cleary, whose husband killed her in the belief that she had been replaced by fairies. And this is just a sampling of the stories you will find. While some of these stories are well-known, others have fallen into undeserved obscurity. Based on newspaper accounts and historical analysis, the book also includes a reading list for those of you who want to explore individual stories further.