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Book Review : Finding Me ~ A Decade in Darkness, A Life Reclaimed by Michelle Knight
Read more: Book Review : Finding Me ~ A Decade in Darkness, A Life Reclaimed by Michelle KnightHarrowing is the only word that can describe Michelle Knights recollection of her time in Ariel Castor’s House of Horrors. Growing up in Cincinnati Ohio, the Cleveland Kidnappings blew up.I remember when they were rescued and the news report of Amanda Berry’s frightening 911 call. It was news that had shattered the nation.In Finding Me,…
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True Crime ~ Take Care of Maya (Netflix True Crime Documentary)
Read more: True Crime ~ Take Care of Maya (Netflix True Crime Documentary)CRPS, shady hospitals, child abuse, a family ripped apart and a tragic end to a beautiful life. This documentary is not for the faint of heart but it is important because it brings awareness of what is happening to hundreds of families across our country. It literally brings the question of “how much care is…
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Criminology: What is it & Why is it Important?
Read more: Criminology: What is it & Why is it Important?Criminology is a multidisciplinary field that combines aspects of sociology, psychology, and law. Explore why it’s essential to our understanding of crime and justice in society.
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8 Reasons Why We Love True Crime
Read more: 8 Reasons Why We Love True CrimeWe all have that one friend that knows just a little too much about serial killers and murderers. The nitty gritty details.Someone that would randomly share a fact about Jeffrey Dahmer or Ted Bundy, a grotesque fact about forensic science, or show an intense understanding of criminal trial proceedings. That friend is a true crime…
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Book Review:’3096 Days by Natascha Kampusch
Read more: Book Review:’3096 Days by Natascha Kampusch3,096 Days by Natascha Kampusch A true story about survival. A girl who never takes on victimhood. And a kidnapper who meets his match. This is the story of Natascha Kampusch, a young woman who at the age of 10 was kidnapped on her walk to school on the morning of March 2, 1998. Her…
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Web Comic No. 1 – Books Save lives
Read more: Web Comic No. 1 – Books Save livesTrue Crime Comedy for the True Crime Obsessed Fans
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Book Review~ The Perfect Father by John Glatt
Read more: Book Review~ The Perfect Father by John GlattJohn Glatt has quickly become one of my favorite true crime authors. He doesn’t dumb it down for his audience yet he doesn’t bore his audience with the technicalities that other authors get lost in. Don’t get me wrong, I love nitty gritty details but sometimes the legalities can gum up the works. And this…
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Book Blurb No. 6 ~ Ann Rule’s The Stranger Beside Me
Read more: Book Blurb No. 6 ~ Ann Rule’s The Stranger Beside MeSince I’ve been home sick ( Not Covid, thankfully) I decided to tackle some books on my TBR list and I have to say, I didn’t find Ted Bundy that frightening until after reading this. Ann Rule gives a frightening insight to what it was like to live in the northwest during the 1970’s, during…
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To be read….
Read more: To be read….Finally, I sat down and sorted through all of the books I’ve acquired since I started at B&N. And it was a lot – I have no shelf control *🥁*… seriously though send help, I need a new shelf. 📚 I sorted this list based on genre. Many of these were found on bestsellers tables,…
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Book Review: Secrets in the Cellar by John Glatt
Read more: Book Review: Secrets in the Cellar by John GlattI took a break from some of my other books in progress to read this true crime retelling of the horrible case of Josef Fritzl, whom had kept his daughter Elizabeth Fritzl prisoner in the family cellar for twenty-four years. Josef Fritzl was a manipulative, perverse individual. Having grown in an abusive household during Hitler’s…
