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Little Lost Angel

Michael Quinlan

A tragic and riveting true crime story of teenage obsession, torture, the 1992 murder of a twelve-year-old Indiana girl, and its aftermath. Twelve-year-old Shanda Sharer carefully selected what she would wear on her first day at Hazelwood Junior High in New Albany, Indiana. She wanted everything to...

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Morbid

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Morbid

The hosts described it as a great, welldone truecrime book that would horrify and upset listeners, recommending it for a fuller understanding of the case.

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the first one I want you to look at is Little Lost Angel by Michael Quinlan. Great book. It's going to horrify you and upset you, but it's well done.

— Episode: Episode 215: The Torture and Murder of S...

Episode: Episode 215: The Torture and Murder of Shanda Shar...

The hosts described it as a great, welldone truecrime book that would horrify and upset listeners, recommending it for a fuller understanding of the case.

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the first one I want you to look at is Little Lost Angel by Michael Quinlan. Great book. It's going to horrify you and upset you, but it's well done.

Rotten Mango

It was highly recommended for its extensive research and detailed account of the Shanda Sharer case, including insights from the Sharer family and individuals involved.

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I thought I knew this case but then I read this book. One of the best deep dives I've read in a while - you'll be engaged the whole time

— Episode: #75: The Mean Girls Killers (Case of Sha...

Episode: #75: The Mean Girls Killers (Case of Shanda Sharer...

It was highly recommended for its extensive research and detailed account of the Shanda Sharer case, including insights from the Sharer family and individuals involved.

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I thought I knew this case but then I read this book. One of the best deep dives I've read in a while - you'll be engaged the whole time

The amount of research that went into this book, he had the full cooperation of the Sharer family. So you just get every detail of practically everybody involved.

I have never read a book that was so in depth on each player.

But it's really good if you want to get like the full picture of everything. I highly recommend giving it a read.

Really good. He had the full cooperation of the Cher family. A lot of interviews done with the murderers, the Cher family, just a really deep dive into Shonda's life and how everything unfolded and a lot of the letters are in there.

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