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The Dismembered

Johnathan Janz

"In the spring of 1912, American writer Arthur Pearce is reeling from the wounds inflicted by a disastrous marriage and the public humiliation that ensued. But his plans to travel abroad, write a new novel, and forget his ex-wife are interrupted by a lovely young woman he encounters on a London-bou...

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Rotten Mango

It was described as the best deep dive into the case available and was highly recommended for its well-written details about the case and the victims.

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But have you gone and picked up a copy of the book called Dismembered? Okay, I highly recommend it.

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It was described as the best deep dive into the case available and was highly recommended for its well-written details about the case and the victims.

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But have you gone and picked up a copy of the book called Dismembered? Okay, I highly recommend it.

It sounds sick and twisted, and it is, but it is a really well written book on this case.

The authors did extensive research. They spent a lot of time not just putting the book together, but also on the victims' lives and trying to showcase who they were as people.

It's written by the two authors Susan D. Mustafa, who also happens to have a really good book on the Zodiac Killer, by the way, and Sue Israel.

And this book is super detailed. So if you're interested in this case at all, I highly, highly recommend this book.

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