True Crime Stories, Volume 5: 12 Shocking True Crime Murder Cases
Written by: Jack Rosewood
Narrated by: David L. White
Length: 3 hrs and 5 mins
Unabridged Audiobook
Release Date:03-03-17
I am a true crime junky the human mind as always had a hold
on me from the way people think they can get away with things to how they plan
it out and not see the flaws of the plan. I already knew some of what is in
this audio and learned a lot I had not.
Mr. White did a wonderful job on the narration. He did a few
character voices which were really good but most of the book is about facts and
there is no need for them. He has a very pleasant voice that really adds to the
detail of this audio. He gave the facts as they are but with interest like he
really enjoyed learning the facts as much as I did. There are no repeats of
words, nor any background noise, there are no volume changes. The music fits
the story when it is used it isn’t over powering and blends very well. I
thought his performance was great and he added a lot to the story with his
tones and emotions. I look forward to listening to more of his work.
The author has put a lot of time doing his research from
what I can tell he has it all down. He made the stories very interesting
pulling the reader in. There were crimes I had never heard of which I really
enjoyed. The cold cases were great with interesting facts on how they were
solved many times years later. Laci Peterson broke my heart all over again for
her and her unborn child. Most of the facts I knew but the author gave me some
I didn’t. Robert Blake who I always loved as an actor and watched all his
shows. His story was eye opening, somehow I thought he went to jail but after
listening to his I remembered he got away with it. I truly believe he did the
crime.
Jack Kevorkian really surprised me I had no idea it was due
to him that laws were changed. I remember him well and his cockiness. I do
agree with him when if I was in the same place as some of his patients I would
want the right to die. I know some do not feel this way but for us that do we
have to somehow look up to the doctor for doing what he felt was right helping
those in pain find a end in peace. Out of all the stories I found this one the
most interesting. Mr. Rosewood did an outstanding job giving the information to
really pull the reader in giving me a story I totally enjoyed.
I will never understand the two brothers who killed their
parents for money and how they lived after they were killed. It is mind blowing
but then all killers blows one mind to their way of thinking and the reason
behind it.
I found this to be a very good read with wonderful
interesting fact. I had forgotten some so it was nice to review them. Others
were new and very interesting. I am looking forward to listening/reading more
of his work.
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Summary
Listen to this true crime anthology and learn about 12 of the most shocking
true crime cases in modern history. You will be glued to your device as you
hear about high profile true crime murder cases, such as the murder of Laci
Peterson, and the murder trial of actor Robert Blake, while learning about some
lesser-known yet equally notorious murder trials. You will follow criminal
investigations into cold murder cases that were once thought to be unsolvable,
but through a combination of scientific advances, good police work, and some
luck, homicide detectives were able to give the victims' families closure. Although most of the cases profiled in this book are clearly true crime stories, one case, the story of the famous doctor Jack Kevorkian, concerns changing legal interpretations of what constitutes murder in the United States of America. Other cases profiled involve privileged individuals who had plenty of money, but resorted to murder out of greed and selfishness. You will also hear about one privileged woman, actress Dominque Dunne, who had her whole life in front of her, only to have it ended by a jealous lover who could not handle her success and privilege.
Listen to this book, if you dare, and learn about some of the most intriguing high profile crimes and true murder to happen in the last 100 years. You may want to share this book with a friend, though, because as intriguing as the cases are, they are also shocking and disturbing.
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