Details
Blood Bath
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5,99 € |
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| Verlag: | Pinnacle Books |
| Format: | EPUB |
| Veröffentl.: | 19.04.2010 |
| ISBN/EAN: | 9780786026814 |
| Sprache: | englisch |
| Anzahl Seiten: | 352 |
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Beschreibungen
<b>They Knew He Was Out There</b>
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<br>He took his time. He watched his victims and chose carefully. Then he struck--each attack more brutal than the last. By the time detectives arrived, all they found were gruesome crime scenes of bloodied, brutalized bodies. . .
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<b>They Knew He Would Strike Again</b>
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<br>For more than ten years in South Louisiana the killings went on. Task forces were formed. The killer even spent time in jail. But that wouldn't stop the bloodshed. One victim was stabbed with a screwdriver 83 times. . .
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<b>But They Couldn't Stop Him--Until Was Too Late</b>
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<br>He was a father. A husband. A co-worker. And a killer. Derrick Todd Lee was ultimately convicted of two savage murders and tied to at least seven more. From the slender trace of DNA that finally nabbed him to the courageous prosecutors who took him down in court, this is the shocking story of a homicidal maniac hiding in plain sight--and an evil that could never be washed away. . .
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<b>Includes 16 pages of shocking photographs<br><br>Previously published as <i>I've Been Watching You</i></b>
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<b>Susan D. Mustafa</b> is the executive editor of
<i>Southeast News</i> in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She is the award-winning co-author of
<i>No Such Thing as Impossible--From Adversity to Triumph,</i> written with Jairo Álvarez Botero, and a freelance journalist for a variety of magazines throughout the South.
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<b>Tony Clayton</b> was the special prosecutor of the South Louisiana Serial Killer in the Geralyn DeSoto case. He currently serves as assistant district attorney for West Baton Rouge Parish. His career has included posts as a special prosecutor, district court judge, assistant district attorney and instructor of pre-law at Southern University.
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<br>
<b>Sue Israel</b> has more than twenty years of writing and editing experience and currently serves as the public information officer for the Office of the Commissioner in the state of Louisiana's Division of Administration.
<br>
<br>He took his time. He watched his victims and chose carefully. Then he struck--each attack more brutal than the last. By the time detectives arrived, all they found were gruesome crime scenes of bloodied, brutalized bodies. . .
<br>
<br>
<b>They Knew He Would Strike Again</b>
<br>
<br>For more than ten years in South Louisiana the killings went on. Task forces were formed. The killer even spent time in jail. But that wouldn't stop the bloodshed. One victim was stabbed with a screwdriver 83 times. . .
<br>
<br>
<b>But They Couldn't Stop Him--Until Was Too Late</b>
<br>
<br>He was a father. A husband. A co-worker. And a killer. Derrick Todd Lee was ultimately convicted of two savage murders and tied to at least seven more. From the slender trace of DNA that finally nabbed him to the courageous prosecutors who took him down in court, this is the shocking story of a homicidal maniac hiding in plain sight--and an evil that could never be washed away. . .
<br>
<br>
<b>Includes 16 pages of shocking photographs<br><br>Previously published as <i>I've Been Watching You</i></b>
<br>
<br>
<b>Susan D. Mustafa</b> is the executive editor of
<i>Southeast News</i> in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She is the award-winning co-author of
<i>No Such Thing as Impossible--From Adversity to Triumph,</i> written with Jairo Álvarez Botero, and a freelance journalist for a variety of magazines throughout the South.
<br>
<br>
<b>Tony Clayton</b> was the special prosecutor of the South Louisiana Serial Killer in the Geralyn DeSoto case. He currently serves as assistant district attorney for West Baton Rouge Parish. His career has included posts as a special prosecutor, district court judge, assistant district attorney and instructor of pre-law at Southern University.
<br>
<br>
<b>Sue Israel</b> has more than twenty years of writing and editing experience and currently serves as the public information officer for the Office of the Commissioner in the state of Louisiana's Division of Administration.
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