PickleChris
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I know the name of the artist who did the skull mural. Not sure if this is the graffiti artist mentioned in the book, though. I haven't read the book (just ordered it), so I don't really know what this graffiti artist stuff is all about. Anyone want to fill me in?
I know the name of the artist who did the skull mural. Not sure if this is the graffiti artist mentioned in the book, though. I haven't read the book (just ordered it), so I don't really know what this graffiti artist stuff is all about. Anyone want to fill me in?
Can anyone who has begun or already completed the book tell me if they go into any further detail about Jessica Taylor? I only ask because she seems to be the one that we know the least about.
I'm about halfway through this book. Interesting stuff. I feel that it does a good job of explaining why these girls got into prostitution and it humanizes them a great deal. In the not-too-distant future when the killer is brought to justice, I look forward to reading the updated edition.
As sick as it may sound, I hope they catch him and interview him and get him to talk in the Timothy mcveigh fashion. I'm very interested.
If you think a book that exploits the desperation of the families of the victims is a must read, you will enjoy this book. These families were approached early on by this author, while they were still numb from learning of the deaths of their loved ones. A couple of them backed out qickly and I can't help but notice they are not spoken well of in the book. I find that tells a lot about this author. Bob seems to care more about making a buck of these tragedies than finding justice for these girls. It's too bad these heartbroken families fell victim to a fast talking man looking to make a buck
The rest of it is based on accounts by people with agendas and tall tales to tell and no facts or actual evidence relevent to the case. Rumors and heresay only. Callng this non-fiction is a bit of a stretch