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Broken Bonds: Mothers Who Kill: Inside the Chilling Cases of Maternal Murder That Shook the World
Broken Mothers Who Kill is a haunting true crime journey into the darkest betrayal imaginable — when those entrusted to nurture life instead take it away.
Exploring chilling real-world cases like Theresa Knorr, Marybeth Tinning, and Waneta Hoyt, this gripping book exposes the hidden horrors behind seemingly ordinary lives. With meticulous research and emotional depth, Broken Bonds unravels the psychological descent, societal denial, and fatal consequences that allowed these tragedies to unfold — often right under the community’s nose.
Blending investigative storytelling with a profound exploration of trust, love, and human fragility, Broken Bonds forces readers to confront unsettling truths about motherhood, mental illness, and the devastating cost of silence.
If you are fascinated by true crime that digs deeper than headlines — that dares to question the myths we cling to — this book will leave you thinking long after you turn the final page.
Prepare to be shaken, to reflect, and to never look at the concept of “motherhood” the same way again.
Exploring chilling real-world cases like Theresa Knorr, Marybeth Tinning, and Waneta Hoyt, this gripping book exposes the hidden horrors behind seemingly ordinary lives. With meticulous research and emotional depth, Broken Bonds unravels the psychological descent, societal denial, and fatal consequences that allowed these tragedies to unfold — often right under the community’s nose.
Blending investigative storytelling with a profound exploration of trust, love, and human fragility, Broken Bonds forces readers to confront unsettling truths about motherhood, mental illness, and the devastating cost of silence.
If you are fascinated by true crime that digs deeper than headlines — that dares to question the myths we cling to — this book will leave you thinking long after you turn the final page.
Prepare to be shaken, to reflect, and to never look at the concept of “motherhood” the same way again.
202 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 25, 2025
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