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Occult Killer : The True Story of Clara Schwartz

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The story of Clara Schwartz is one of a troubled young woman who had a turbulent relationship with her father. While this is certainly not an unusual situation, the outcome, in the case, was deadly. In December of 2001, Schwartz enlisted the help of friends, including a mentally ill teenager, to murder her father Robert Schwartz. Through an elaborate and twisted role-playing game, Schwartz turned a few misfits into a band of loyal followers who would kill for her.

13 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 27, 2016

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June 11, 2020
Short read

The story is interesting sure, however some typos make it a little distracting at times. It really is more of a summary or just could be labeled as an article instead of a book. I read this in about 10 minutes max.
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January 9, 2017
Just wow

This story is proof of how evil a person can be. This young woman is really scary, manipulative and greedy.
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April 20, 2017
Daughter of darkness

This is a very disturbing case on many levels. If we murdered everyone who yelled at us, it would be a thinly populated world. It is apparent that what Clara really wanted was her father's money, which now she will never have.

Clara Schwartz created role-playing games to ease her friends into being comfortable killing imaginary figures before convincing them to do it for real.

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