Obsessed with True Crime discussion

Finished The Bodies In Barrels Murders by Jeremy Pudney and started Milwaukee Mayhem: Murder and Mystery in the Cream City's First Century by Matthew J. Prigge

Just finished re-reading Cauffiel's MASQUERADE -- it gets better every time -- and have a good start on Henderson's BLOOD IN THE SNOW, which is a much better book than the other one I read on the same crime, A SLAYING IN THE SUBURBS.

Bella, how do you get your titles and authors to link to the pertinent pages on Goodreads? Criminy, this website is hard to use.

Fishface wrote: "Bella, how do you get your titles and authors to link to the pertinent pages on Goodreads? Criminy, this website is hard to use."

Are you using your phone/tablet app or a computer?

Fishface wrote: "Bella, how do you get your titles and authors to link to the pertinent pages on Goodreads? Criminy, this website is hard to use."

When you are in the comment box, click "add book/author", you will get a pop up box with a search field, type the title in the search box ie "helter skelter" then click 'add' next to the correct book. For the author, click the tab author at the top of the pop up window.

♥Belleza★✰ wrote: "Fishface wrote: "Bella, how do you get your titles and authors to link to the pertinent pages on Goodreads? Criminy, this website is hard to use."

When you are in the comment box, click "add book/..."

OK, I'll try to remember that.

Fishface wrote: "Just finished re-reading Cauffiel's MASQUERADE -- it gets better every time -- and have a good start on Henderson's BLOOD IN THE SNOW, which is a much better book than the other one I read on the s..."

Blood in the snow by Tom Henderson

Liz wrote: "Fishface wrote: "Bella, how do you get your titles and authors to link to the pertinent pages on Goodreads? Criminy, this website is hard to use."

Are you using your phone/tablet app or a computer?"

I believe she is on a computer.

And I am still reading: The Bank Holiday Murders: The True Story of the First Whitechapel Murders by Tom Wescott

♥Belleza★✰ wrote: "And I am still reading: The Bank Holiday Murders: The True Story of the First Whitechapel Murders by Tom Wescott
[bookcover:The Bank Holiday Murders: The True Story o..."

What do you think of that one so far?

Holy cow, I think I did it Belleza! This is really different but I like the set-up! I am reading Bitter Remains by Dane Fanning. This is very interesting so far.

Fishface wrote: "♥Belleza★✰ wrote: "And I am still reading: The Bank Holiday Murders: The True Story of the First Whitechapel Murders by Tom Wescott
"

What do you think of that one so far?

It is rather detailed and informative, the author explains the reasoning behind some of his conclusions, but, I am having a hard time getting into it. I keep reading other books, I don't know if I am reading other things because I can't get into the book, or can't get into the book because I keep reading other books.

I think I'll set it aside and get back to it later.

♥Belleza★✰ wrote: "Fishface wrote: "♥Belleza★✰ wrote: "And I am still reading: The Bank Holiday Murders: The True Story of the First Whitechapel Murders by Tom Wescott
[bookcover:The Ba..." So either way, it is not setting your world on fire...

Fishface wrote: "♥Belleza★✰ wrote: "Fishface wrote: "♥Belleza★✰ wrote: "And I am still reading: The Bank Holiday Murders: The True Story of the First Whitechapel Murders by [author:Tom Wescott|85851..."

Correct.

Trying this:

The Alcohol Murders by Harriet Fox

The Alcohol Murders: The True Story of Serial Killer Gilbert Paul Jordan

Koren wrote: "Trying this:

The Alcohol Murders by Harriet Fox

The Alcohol Murders: The True Story of Serial Killer Gilbert Paul Jordan"

Cool!

Hey girls. Long time not visit fom me.It is because I checked fishface whom I knew from a few years ago on shelfari and she is a member here too.

What did I read (true crime wise) in 2016.

Okay I finished reading
which I only gave 2 stars.

was surprisingly good. 4 stars.

was fantastic. 5 stars! Highly recommend.

Historical true crime. Interesting. 4 stars

I am nearly done with. Too long and way too biased. I am mostly if not all on the side of the victim but I want a book to be fair. This was not.

Oops I should not have added Della's Web . I see now I did finish it in 2015. Now to read your posts and perhaps find some good book recommendations.

Okay I've read belleza's review on the barrel murders but what i like to know is the book of Tom Henderson. Blood in the Snow

Eileen or anybody else who have read it. Is it a good book? (please no spoilers) . I have read just one book by him and I thought it boring. 3 stars. Darker than night.

♥ Marlene♥ wrote: "Okay I've read belleza's review on the barrel murders but what i like to know is the book of Tom Henderson. Blood in the Snow

Eileen or anybody else who have read it. Is it a good book? (please n..."

Funny you should ask -- I am right in the middle of it now. It's a local story for me and I was afraid I might have heard it all before, between the news reports and the fact that I already read another book on the case, A Slaying in the Suburbs: The Tara Grant Murder. That book did nothing much for me but this one is really excellent. It perfectly captures the way we all felt watching this story develop in the news, AND it gives you the background story from the police-investigation point of view. I can highly recommend this one.

Fishface wrote: "Just finished re-reading Cauffiel's MASQUERADE -- it gets better every time -- and have a good start on Henderson's BLOOD IN THE SNOW, which is a much better book than the other one I read on the s..."

Hi, I must re-read Cauffiel's MASQUERADE again too. It has been a long time and I forget alot.

Till Death Do Us Part by J.J. Slate: 4 stars I enjoyed the format as a change of pace. Quick concise tales.

Serial Killer Groupies by R.J. Parker: 3 stars Disappointed. I didn't find it very well written and not a lot I didn't know already.

The Dark Strangler: Serial Killer Earle Leonard Nelson by Michael Newton: 4.5 stars. This is another in a series of books called "Crimes Canada: True Crimes That Shocked the Nation". They have all been very good so far. Short but packed with information.

Camouflaged Killer: The Shocking Double Life of Canadian Air Force Colonel Russell Williams by David A. Gibb: 5+ stars If you read one book on Russell Williams, make it this one.

Shelley....wow you have all great books here to read. The book on Colonel Russel Williams is awesome. The book I read was called A New Kind Of Monster but I forget the author's name. Great line-up of reads!

come read Behind The Razor Wired Fence... one of the realest true crime books you'll ever encounter... And if you're committing crimes... this book will make you stop asap... www.amazon.com/author/kingsteelo

King wrote: "come read Behind The Razor Wired Fence... one of the realest true crime books you'll ever encounter... And if you're committing crimes... this book will make you stop asap... www.amazon.com/author/..."

King, PLEASE use the True Crime Author's folder to promote your own books. This is your last warning, further posts will be deleted.

I'm reading Murder in Pleasanton: Tina Faelz and the Search for Justice - which, by the way, I found via the correct folder in this group. About 1/5 of the way through, so far so good!

K.A. wrote: "I'm reading Murder in Pleasanton: Tina Faelz and the Search for Justice - which, by the way, I found via the correct folder in this group. About 1/5 of the way through, so far so good!"

YAY! Please be sure to let the author know.

Shelley wrote: "Till Death Do Us Part by J.J. Slate: 4 stars I enjoyed the format as a change of pace. Quick concise tales.

Serial Killer Groupies by [author:R.J. ..."

Thanks Shelley!

♥ Marlene♥ wrote: "Hey girls. Long time not visit fom me.It is because I checked fishface whom I knew from a few years ago on shelfari and she is a member here too.

What did I read (true crime wise) in 2016.

Okay I..."

Good to hear from you Marlene! :-)

Koren wrote: "Trying this:

The Alcohol Murders by Harriet Fox

The Alcohol Murders: The True Story of Serial Killer Gilbert Paul Jordan"

I think she's got it.

Hello.....? I was determined not to click on Reply!

♥Belleza★✰ wrote: "♥ Marlene♥ wrote: "Hey girls. Long time not visit fom me.It is because I checked fishface whom I knew from a few years ago on shelfari and she is a member here too.

What did I read (true crime wis..."

Hi Marlene! We meet again. Wonderful to see you here.

I am reading -- and so far, loving -- Alice Swafford's Conquering Darkness Memoir of the Serial Killer's Wife. I love the way she writes. Most people on this site appear to have hated it.

Just finished Whoever Fights Monsters: My Twenty Years Tracking Serial Killers for the FBI.

Thinking I might read Vampire: The Richard Chase Murders next because Ressler mentioned him a few times in his book.

A New Kind of Monster: The Secret Life and Chilling Crimes of Colonel Russell Williams

Belleza, I read that book about Colonel Russell Williams and it was a fascinating read right from the start.

Rita wrote: "Belleza, I read that book about Colonel Russell Williams and it was a fascinating read right from the start."

I know. :-D

Uh-oh, what's the facepalm gif about Bel???

Fishface wrote: "Uh-oh, what's the facepalm gif about Bel???"

Just seeing if I remembered how to post gifs.

Oh, OK. I thought one of us said something stupid again.

Fishface wrote: "Oh, OK. I thought one of us said something stupid again."

Nope. Not ever.

Has anyone heard of the Lake County, Illinois case about Life of G.I. Joe? He was found dead and the coroner could not determine if it was suicide or homicide when they found police officer Gliniewicz dead after disappearing for a couple of weeks? It was on CNN tonight and it looked very intriguing. The family is devestated and totally distraught. Very sad....

I've heard of it. I thought they determined it was suicide, which he set up to try and look like something else.

Just finished Murder in Pleasanton: Tina Faelz and the Search for Justice & posted a review here & on Amazon.

I thought it was well done, and appreciated the emphasis placed on the friends, family, and acquaintances of the victim and how the crime affected them for years and years to come. This was a horrendously brutal crime, and although the eventual resolution is not a surprise, the conviction was obtained using strictly forensic evidence 30 years later, which was kind of a surprise.

K.A. have you read the book on this case? Yes, they did say suicide and it would be a good one to read. If it is only on Kindle then I will put it on my wish list. The book Murder in Pleasanton is not in paperback and quite expensive even on Amazon.com. So that too is on my wish list.

I haven't read a book on the Gliniewicz case. I followed it to some extent at the time because he was a cop (and so was I) so I had a personal interest.

I got the Murder in Pleasanton one for Kindle for $6.99. I don't usually pay more than $5 for an ebook but decided to make an exception because I haven't been reading much lately. Perhaps it'll come down in the future.

All done with
Fighting the Devil: A True Story of Consuming Passion, Deadly Poison, and Murder

Koren would you like for me to send you this book?

SouthWestZippy wrote: "Al done with
Fighting the Devil: A True Story of Consuming Passion, Deadly Poison, and Murder

Koren would you like for me to send you this book?"

If she doesn't I'll take it.