Sleep In Heavenly Peace (e-bog) af Phelps, M. William
Phelps, M. William

Sleep In Heavenly Peace e-bog

58,12 DKK
The New York Timesbestselling journalist and serial killer expert recounts a tragic case of infanticideincluding an exclusive interview with the killer.It started with a horrifying discovery in an Arizona self-storage facility: the abandoned bodies of three infants wrapped in plastic. Dianne O'Dell, a mother of eight children, admitted the babies were hers. She claimed they'd died of natural caus…
The New York Timesbestselling journalist and serial killer expert recounts a tragic case of infanticideincluding an exclusive interview with the killer.It started with a horrifying discovery in an Arizona self-storage facility: the abandoned bodies of three infants wrapped in plastic. Dianne O'Dell, a mother of eight children, admitted the babies were hers. She claimed they'd died of natural causes; that she'd been impregnated by her father when young; that her own mother had forced her into teen prostitution. O'Dells life story ran a horrifying thread from tranquil Kauneonga Lake, New York, to the mountains of the Southwest. But would it lead a jury to grant her mercy? Or would she pay the price for committing the worst crime a mother can commit?
E-bog 58,12 DKK
Forfattere Phelps, M. William (forfatter)
Udgivet 21.05.2010
Længde 448 sider
Genrer BTC
Sprog English
Format epub
Beskyttelse LCP
ISBN 9780786026951

The New York Timesbestselling journalist and serial killer expert recounts a tragic case of infanticideincluding an exclusive interview with the killer.It started with a horrifying discovery in an Arizona self-storage facility: the abandoned bodies of three infants wrapped in plastic. Dianne O'Dell, a mother of eight children, admitted the babies were hers. She claimed they'd died of natural causes; that she'd been impregnated by her father when young; that her own mother had forced her into teen prostitution. O'Dells life story ran a horrifying thread from tranquil Kauneonga Lake, New York, to the mountains of the Southwest. But would it lead a jury to grant her mercy? Or would she pay the price for committing the worst crime a mother can commit?