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True Crime Case Histories - Volume 29: 12 Disturbing Stories of Murder and Mayhem

De: Jason Neal
Narrado por: Simon de Deney
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 Twelve Disturbing True Crime Stories of Murder and MayhemVolume 29 of the True Crime Case Histories Series*** This series can be listened to in any order ***A lie does its real damage once other people start living inside it.A charter captain rowing up to an oil tanker with a dead child in his raft and a story about a squall. A sick woman in Essex taking treatment advice for two years from a doctor in Florida who never existed. Each of these twelve cases turns on a story someone told afterward, and on how long everyone else went on believing it.A sampling of the stories includes:Bahamas, 1961 – Julian Harvey told the Coast Guard the Bluebelle went down in a squall, and he was a decorated war pilot, so they listened. Three days later a Greek freighter spotted something a mile off: eleven-year-old Terry Jo Duperrault, alive on a slab of cork, and she had been below deck when the screaming started.Flint, Michigan, 1999 – Bruce Miller was shot in his salvage yard office and the case went cold within weeks. Three months later, in a small Missouri town, a former homicide cop named Jerry Cassaday shot himself in his living room, and left something under his bed for his brother to find.Paterson, New Jersey, 1981 – Marie Moore drove the neighborhood kids to the beach and the bowling alley and let them call her Ma. That September she told them a secret about the man she said she used to be married to, and from then on the house ran on a telephone and their fear of him.Mersea Island, Essex, 2023 – On Easter Sunday, Ellie Baxter let herself into her parents’ house and found Stephen and Carol dead in their armchairs. No wound, no forced door, no reason. The family friend who fixed their computers, Luke D’Wit, was the first to offer the police his help.Fontana, California, 2018 – Thomas Perez Jr. called the police because his father had walked the dog to the mailbox and not come back. The dog returned alone. Seventeen hours into the questioning that followed, detectives were telling him what he had done to his father, and why he couldn’t remember it.Plus seven more, including a teenage couple who flew a rented Cessna into a Montana lake so they could disappear, and a two-day-old girl who left a Sydney hospital in her mother’s arms and has never been seen since.Every case here has been reconstructed from court records, police files, forensic reports, and firsthand testimony. No sensationalism, no padding, no sanitizing.Unsettling, rigorously sourced, and impossible to stop listening to, True Crime Case Histories Volume 29 is essential listening for fans of Ann Rule, Gregg Olsen, and Carlton Stowers.©2026 iDigital Group (P)2026 iDigital Group
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