Obsessed with True Crime discussion

Michael is my newest True crime book, about a family of serial killers from Stratton. Colorado.
"In January 1986 the Wheat Ridge Police Department uncovered one of the most vicious crime sprees in Colorado's history. Dating back to 1920, in the small town of Stratton, Colorado, the officers discovered decades of brutal killings and slaughter involving transient farm workers that had been hired to work the fields of the now infamous McCormick farm.
With over 70 bodies buried on the 2,800 acre farm and dozens of others scattered around the country, the body count was extreme.
But with murder, comes the ghostly remains of the dead.
Faced with angry spirits and buckets full of body parts, brought up by their plow, the farms new owners contacted S.P.O.O.K.S Paranormal team for help.
Join author Tracy Beach as she digs through mountains of police casefiles, missing person reports, interviews, court transcripts, autopsy reports and two scrap books full of decomposed bodies being removed from the earth, in her quest to piece together the demented mind of Michael McCormick and figure out what made him tick...and who is really haunting the farm

You had me at "family of serial killers."

I go to Wheat Ridge fairly regularly for dog trials. Interesting, I didn't know about this.

Why are they putting someone's dogs on trial???

Sounds good! Author?

That would be Tracy Beach.

Fishface wrote: "That would be Tracy Beach."

thanks! Try and search 'Michael' on GR, lol!

The title at the top of this discussion is highlighted in green, meaning it's a link to the book page on GR. There should be no searching needed even if you are on the semi-useless app. Just tap the link and the page should come up...

Fishface wrote: "Why are they putting someone's dogs on trial???"

Ha ha. There is, indeed, a judge who makes the final call. But it's the handlers who have to try, the dogs already know the score.

I hope they demand attorneys. Wait, does a dog even have a right to an attorney?

Fishface wrote: "I hope they demand attorneys. Wait, does a dog even have a right to an attorney?"

Why not!