It was described as a well-written true crime book about the disappearance of Amy Mihalovic, where the author immerses himself in the investigation and interacts with suspects and investigators.
This is a woman named Karen sent these to us and it's this one's called Amy, my search for her killer.
— Episode: 99 - Shin Kick
Episode: 99 - Shin Kick
It was described as a well-written true crime book about the disappearance of Amy Mihalovic, where the author immerses himself in the investigation and interacts with suspects and investigators.
This is a woman named Karen sent these to us and it's this one's called Amy, my search for her killer.
Her name's Amy Mihalovic. She's from a Cleveland suburb and she disappeared on, uh, in October of 1989.
And it's written so well and he inserts himself in the book in a way that doesn't suck because he was the same age as she was when she disappeared and a town over.
So if you can't find it in normal ways, it's on grayco.com. It's written so well.
It's called, it's a published by Gray and company publishers, www.grayco.com.
Episode: 99 - Shin Kick
It was described as a very well-written true crime book, focusing on a woman's disappearance and the author's investigative journey to find her killer.
This is a woman named Karen sent these to us and it's this one's called Amy, my search for her killer.
And it's written so well and he inserts himself in the book in a way that doesn't suck because he was the same age as she was when she disappeared and a town over.
So if you can't find it in normal ways, it's on grayco.com. It's written so well.
James Renner, you can like, you can tell how much it means to him when he's writing it and it makes the book so heartfelt and interesting and wonderful.
And I really love it. Yeah. That's awesome.
