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Fate Unknown: 24 Mysterious Missing Person Cases
From the author of Missing in Pennsylvania, Whereabouts Unknown, Gone, and many other true crime books, this latest book in the Missing Across America series covers 24 unsolved missing person cases that have baffled detectives.
188 pages, Paperback
Published December 16, 2023
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January 13, 2024
Another great addition
This another interesting addition to a very good ongoing series. If you have an interest in this subject, follow this author. The writing is always clear and concise. Do yourself a favor ANF start reading now.
This another interesting addition to a very good ongoing series. If you have an interest in this subject, follow this author. The writing is always clear and concise. Do yourself a favor ANF start reading now.
August 9, 2024
Very Tepid Disappearances
Perfectly Ordinary Murders ( Probably )
Even if you turn up your nose at The suggestion of supernatural shenanigans, there are plenty of other ways that a gruesome murder may be made more engaging.
I find it very interesting that crimes associated with The FBIs 10 most wanted are so mundane — it’s very irritating that criminals are so unimaginative !
Perfectly Ordinary Murders ( Probably )
Even if you turn up your nose at The suggestion of supernatural shenanigans, there are plenty of other ways that a gruesome murder may be made more engaging.
I find it very interesting that crimes associated with The FBIs 10 most wanted are so mundane — it’s very irritating that criminals are so unimaginative !
May 11, 2024
Never Disappointed!
I love reading all of her books. She presents the facts without any bias opinion. Each chapter is detailed, short and very interesting if you like true crime books and learning about missing people and what could have happened.
I love reading all of her books. She presents the facts without any bias opinion. Each chapter is detailed, short and very interesting if you like true crime books and learning about missing people and what could have happened.
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