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Absolutely fascinated!!!! The details. The way you handle a story that everybody watched on CNN MSNBC and Fox News is absolutely phenomenal. You open the subject that everybody had already heard about and you were able to deal with it and keep it fresh for everybody. The hours you spent in reading and listening to audio and recordings and interviews must’ve been just out of this world.

As much as I love Jack Olsen, I had to put this book down. I couldn't get into it. I may pick it up later and read it.

I thought I would never get around to reading this book. I bought a month or so ago. Can't wait to share with you at the end what it was like.

This is actually a new experience for me. I am listening to a audio book. I absolutely love it. I am able to experience a book I have been wanting to read and clean my house at the same time. It don't get no better than that.

Here I go again, diving into another Caitlin Rother Book. I tell ya, if you ever want to read a spellbinding book, just pick up any of Rother's books and start at page one, you won't regret it.

One of the hardest things I think a non-fiction author has to balance is how to educate without being so over descriptive that they lose the reader with boredom. Bugliosi is an excellent example of such an author. I have learned so much about the criminal justice system and he has done it in such a way that he didn't lose me in the descriptions. It is also done in such a way that it isn't repetitive.

I have only read one chapter so far and it has been very dry. I like how the author is writing as if he is talking to you, but still comes across as dry. Hopefully it will pick up.

I am starting Chapter 7:
This is a good book and very easy to read. The author is very inquisitive about his subjects ... almost to a fault. My sons keep making fun of me because every time I hear something in the news, my first question is always, "I wonder what they were thinking?". The problem is, and the author in this book has the same problem, our question is not flippant. We actually want to know.

I have only read the 20 odd pages of the Prologue ... I am afraid the turn the next page to start Chapter 1. He keeps referring to Jason as the "last victim" ... of what? ... how? Oh my goodness, it is too late at night to start a book of this build up. More updates to come ... later.

I read M.W. Phelp's book Dangerous Ground about Keith (Happy Face Killer) Jespherson, do of course I have to follow it up by Jespherson's daughter's book Shattered Innocence. I can't wait to tell you what I find out.

I have started Bitter Almonds now. I promised Gregg Olsen a long time ago I would start it and now I am finally getting around to it.