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Frog Murderer: Lee Ann Sabine Shocked the World Twice

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This is a true story about Juliet Eden, a professional photographer who interviewed and photographed Lee Ann Sabine, an eccentric and evil old woman a year before Lee’s death.

During this meeting, a tarot card reading from Lee predicted her own fame and how lucrative the photographs would become. Little did either women know, the predictions would all come true, but not for a reason either of them expected.

After her death in 2015, the body of Lee Ann Sabine’s husband John was discovered. He had been buried under their marital bed since his ‘disappearance’ eighteen years earlier. She had murdered him by hitting him over the head with a frog statue that still lay beside her bed.

Using Lee Ann Sabine’s personal memoirs as well as photographs taken at both a hair salon and Lee’s flat where John Sabine’s body was hidden, this book explores Lee’s sinister hidden past, from the couple’s abandonment of their five children in New Zealand, up to the discovery of John’s body after Lee’s death in 2015.

148 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 26, 2024

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October 6, 2024
I wasted my money buying this book: badly written, offered no insight into the case. I feel the writing was more about the author herself than Lee Sabine. Thank goodness there was a very enlightening documentary about the case on New Zealand television. I can now understand why the Sabine children have chosen to distance themselves from Eden’s offering.
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March 6, 2025
this book is such a mess and is all over the place stylistically speaking. even excusing the poor writing, the decision to end multiple chapters with the same selfie of the killer is bizarre, quite frankly. then you have the author going off on random tangents and needlessly inserting herself into story. over all, a complete miss.
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July 14, 2024
An enjoyable if bizzare read! The story of Mad Lee is rather a crazy story in itself. Interesting to get the view of the author of this unique character. I found the style of writing different in as much as ‘she writes as she talks’ which is quite refreshing these days!
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June 8, 2024
Amazing read, I couldn't put the book down. What a story and to think it's true! I decided to read this after reading about the book in the Newspaper and I am so glad I did
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May 8, 2025
Interesting story but poorly written, and didn't like the author.
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