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Generation Why: True Crime
This true crime book details the I-45 Texas Killing Fields murders, focusing on the stories of the victims, families, killers, and investigators involved over three decades (1971-1997). It highlights the challenges faced by families in dealing with the lack of police assistance in the initial stages of investigations.
My most current book is the one we're talking about tonight, Deliver Us, on the I-45 Texas killing field murders.
— Episode: Texas Killing Fields - 179
Episode: Texas Killing Fields - 179
This true crime book details the I-45 Texas Killing Fields murders, focusing on the stories of the victims, families, killers, and investigators involved over three decades (1971-1997). It highlights the challenges faced by families in dealing with the lack of police assistance in the initial stages of investigations.
My most current book is the one we're talking about tonight, Deliver Us, on the I-45 Texas killing field murders.
In the book, I look at three decades, 1971 to 1997 and break it down that way.
It gives you an insight into human nature. It shows the very worst that people are capable of. And it also shows the very best
I don't know if I'll ever write another book like Deliver Us again. This was quite a commitment, but it was really fascinating to work on.
I would urge people to pick up and read because this really does explore what true crime is all about. The pain, the loss, and the search for answers and suspects who might seem like they're the ones and then you find out later that they're not.
Episode: Texas Killing Fields - 179
The book details the stories of over 20 young women murdered along the I-45 corridor in Texas between 1971 and 1997, focusing on the families, killers, and investigators involved. It highlights the challenges in solving these cases across jurisdictions and decades.
My most current book is the one we're talking about tonight, Deliver Us, on the I-45 Texas killing field murders.
In the book, I look at three decades, 1971 to 1997, and break it down that way.
I think it gives you an insight into human nature. It shows the very worst that people are capable of, and it also shows the very best.
I don't know if I'll ever write another book like Deliver Us again. This was quite a commitment but it was really fascinating to work on.
I would urge people to pick up and read because this really does explore what true crime is all about. The pain, the loss, and the search for answers and suspects who might seem like they're the ones and then you find out later that they're not.