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Pray for Us Sinners: The Hail Mary Murder
Robert Solimine was the quintessential teenage outsider who didn't fit into any group. He was desperate to join the clique ruled by Frank Castaldo. But Frank and his friends wanted nothing to do with him. This book is the true story of five middle-class high school kids who killed for kicks.
- GenresTrue CrimeNonfiction
464 pages, Hardcover
First published December 1, 1996
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August 9, 2014
on Sunday, October 03, 2004 I wrote on Bookcrossing:
Reading now October 04.
More than just the study of a shocking crime, the true story of Robert Solimine's murder by his high-school classmates explores the ruthless social world that teenagers in pleasant suburbs must face, sometimes at their own peril.
Finished reading October 8th.
Actually I did like the way this author writes. At times very detailed,a lot of the context in the book is about how the boys grew up, there parents, and later how they met each other , the pace was because of that very slow at times, but I kept on reading because of the good writing.
Reading now October 04.
More than just the study of a shocking crime, the true story of Robert Solimine's murder by his high-school classmates explores the ruthless social world that teenagers in pleasant suburbs must face, sometimes at their own peril.
Finished reading October 8th.
Actually I did like the way this author writes. At times very detailed,a lot of the context in the book is about how the boys grew up, there parents, and later how they met each other , the pace was because of that very slow at times, but I kept on reading because of the good writing.
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