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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In 1960, a young Missouri housewife shot her husband in the back of the head while he slept and told police her two-year-old daughter had pulled the trigger. The insurance company believed her. The town of Independence believed her. For a while, so did the law. They were all wrong. Over the next sixty-five years, Sharon Kinne would be tried for murder three times without a final conviction, acquitted by a jury that asked for her autograph afterward, shoot a man dead in a Mexico City hotel room, escape from a Mexican federal prison during a blackout, and vanish into a small Canadian prairie town under an assumed name - while one of the longest outstanding murder warrants in United States history ran in her name and produced nothing. She died in her bed at eighty-two. The warrant was still active. It took an anonymous tip, two parallel investigations, and forensic genealogy to find a woman who had been dead for three years before anyone outside her immediate circle knew to look for her. The Sharon Kinne Murders reconstructs the complete documented record of a case that exposes what happens when charm, circumstance, and the failures of a legal system collide - and what it takes, sometimes, to finally close a file that should never have been opened as an accident in the first place. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In February 2017, thirteen-year-old Abby Williams and fourteen-year-old Libby German were found murdered near the Monon High Bridge Trail in Delphi, Indiana, one day after they were reported missing. A photograph and audio recording captured on Libby German's phone became the central evidence in an investigation that remained open for five and a half years. In October 2022, Richard Allen, a Delphi resident, was arrested and charged with both murders. The legal proceedings that followed included extensive pre-trial motions, a change of venue, and contested evidence rulings before the case reached trial. In October 2024, a jury convicted Allen on two counts of murder. He was sentenced to two consecutive terms of sixty-five years. The Delphi Investigation documents the case from the initial discovery through the multi-agency investigation, the public release of suspect images and audio recordings, the arrest, and the completed trial proceedings. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. He was charming. He was handsome. And by the time anyone realized what he was, he was already gone. Ricardo Caputo didn't hunt his victims. They came to him - drawn in by a manner that the people around him consistently described as disarming and easy to trust. What happened next left law enforcement agencies across two states, two countries, and two decades asking the same question. Where is he? For twenty-three years, nobody had an answer. The Man Who Kept Moving is the fully documented investigative account of a fugitive case that crossed state lines, international borders, and more than two decades of pursuit - four victims, multiple jurisdictions, and a chase that showed no sign of ending. How did one man stay invisible for so long? What did it take to finally bring him in? And what did the reckoning look like when it finally arrived? The answers are in these pages. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In the years before law enforcement knew his name, Israel Keyes moved through the United States with a deliberateness that the investigation would spend months trying to fully account for. He held a steady job. He raised a daughter. He lived on a quiet street in Anchorage, Alaska, and nobody around him had reason to look twice. He had also been burying things in the ground across the country. Years before he needed them. In states he had no visible connection to. Waiting. The Buried Cache is a reported account of the Israel Keyes case - the crimes, the pursuit, and the federal legal proceedings that followed his arrest in March 2012. It is drawn entirely from the public record and written in the tradition of serious investigative nonfiction. What the investigation established is in these pages. What it could not reach is in here too. The file is still open. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In February 2017, thirteen-year-old Abby Williams and fourteen-year-old Libby German were found murdered near the Monon High Bridge Trail in Delphi, Indiana, one day after they were reported missing. A photograph and audio recording captured on Libby German's phone became the central evidence in an investigation that remained open for five and a half years. In October 2022, Richard Allen, a Delphi resident, was arrested and charged with both murders. The legal proceedings that followed included extensive pre-trial motions, a change of venue, and contested evidence rulings before the case reached trial. In October 2024, a jury convicted Allen on two counts of murder. He was sentenced to two consecutive terms of sixty-five years. The Delphi Investigation documents the case from the initial discovery through the multi-agency investigation, the public release of suspect images and audio recordings, the arrest, and the completed trial proceedings. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In 1960, a young Missouri housewife shot her husband in the back of the head while he slept and told police her two-year-old daughter had pulled the trigger. The insurance company believed her. The town of Independence believed her. For a while, so did the law. They were all wrong. Over the next sixty-five years, Sharon Kinne would be tried for murder three times without a final conviction, acquitted by a jury that asked for her autograph afterward, shoot a man dead in a Mexico City hotel room, escape from a Mexican federal prison during a blackout, and vanish into a small Canadian prairie town under an assumed name - while one of the longest outstanding murder warrants in United States history ran in her name and produced nothing. She died in her bed at eighty-two. The warrant was still active. It took an anonymous tip, two parallel investigations, and forensic genealogy to find a woman who had been dead for three years before anyone outside her immediate circle knew to look for her. The Sharon Kinne Murders reconstructs the complete documented record of a case that exposes what happens when charm, circumstance, and the failures of a legal system collide - and what it takes, sometimes, to finally close a file that should never have been opened as an accident in the first place. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. He was charming. He was handsome. And by the time anyone realized what he was, he was already gone. Ricardo Caputo didn't hunt his victims. They came to him - drawn in by a manner that the people around him consistently described as disarming and easy to trust. What happened next left law enforcement agencies across two states, two countries, and two decades asking the same question. Where is he? For twenty-three years, nobody had an answer. The Man Who Kept Moving is the fully documented investigative account of a fugitive case that crossed state lines, international borders, and more than two decades of pursuit - four victims, multiple jurisdictions, and a chase that showed no sign of ending. How did one man stay invisible for so long? What did it take to finally bring him in? And what did the reckoning look like when it finally arrived? The answers are in these pages. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In the years before law enforcement knew his name, Israel Keyes moved through the United States with a deliberateness that the investigation would spend months trying to fully account for. He held a steady job. He raised a daughter. He lived on a quiet street in Anchorage, Alaska, and nobody around him had reason to look twice. He had also been burying things in the ground across the country. Years before he needed them. In states he had no visible connection to. Waiting. The Buried Cache is a reported account of the Israel Keyes case - the crimes, the pursuit, and the federal legal proceedings that followed his arrest in March 2012. It is drawn entirely from the public record and written in the tradition of serious investigative nonfiction. What the investigation established is in these pages. What it could not reach is in here too. The file is still open. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…