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There Is No Ethan : How Three Women Caught America's Biggest Catfish
by Anna Akbari
Part memoir, part glimpse into the mind of a catfish, this page-turning personal account follows three successful and highly educated women who fell in love with Ethan Schuman and were ensnared in a web of intense emotional intimacy, until they managed to uncover a greater deception than they could've ever imagined.
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When the Night Comes Falling : A Requiem for the Idaho Student Murders
by Howard Blum
Published to coincide with the trial that will capture national attention, an Edgar Award-winning investigative reporter examines the mysterious murders of four University of Idaho students, taking us behind the scenes of the investigation that uncovered a large, lurid web of obsession and psychosis within this unthinkable tragedy.
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The shooter at midnight : murder, corruption, and a farming town divided
by Sean Patrick Cooper
In 1990, when Cathy Robertson is murdered in a close-knit town still reeling from the aftereffects of the farming crisis, a neighbor is sentenced for the crime, some believe wrongly, in this gripping story about the fault-lines of a fracturing America that continue to cut across the farm belt today.
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Long haul : hunting the highway serial killers
by Frank Figliuzzi
Based on his own on-the-ground research and drawing on his 25-year career as an FBI special agent, the author takes us along America's highways and interstates where at least 850 homicides have been linked to long-haul truck drivers, which caused the FBI to open a special unit, the Highway Serial Killings initiative.
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The King of Diamonds : the search for the elusive Texas jewel thief
by Rena Pederson
An award-winning journalist, who has interviewed more than 200 people, from veteran cops to strippers, follows in the tracks of a high-profile jewel thief dubbed“the King of Diamonds” and discovers beneath the glittering surface of the Swinging Sixties was a world of sex trafficking, illegal gambling and political graft.
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