Podcast
Morbid
The hosts, including Ash and Alaina, highlighted the book as a comprehensive and vividly graphic account of the Tony Costa case, noting its extensive detail and chilling descriptions. They repeatedly suggested it for listeners interested in a deep, immersive true‑crime narrative. Their overall tone conveyed strong endorsement of the title.
Episode: Episode 195: Tony Costa, The Cape Cod Vampire Part...
The hosts suggested reading it because it provided vivid detail about Costa's case, and later described how the book depicted Costa's death scene in graphic terms.
I really suggest reading In His Garden by Leo DeMorae because he goes in like vivid detail.
In the book In His Garden by Leo DeMorae he describes him as quote Costa's eyes bulged. His darkly mottled face was frozen into a grotesque mask. Blood foamed against his gaping lips from his having bit his own tongue nearly in half.
Episode: Episode 194: Tony Costa, The Cape Cod Vampire Part...
The hosts highlighted the truecrime book as a comprehensive, detailed account of the Tony Costa case, noting its chilling descriptions and recommending it for listeners interested in the investigation.
and I ran across this book and it's called In His Garden by Leo Damore or Damore? See normally that would be like oh like a gardening book so sweet but that's really ominous knowing that this is a true crime show and that's what that book is called.
Well, a lot of the investigators in this case actually said in the book, because the guy who wrote the book, Leo DeMorae, I think his name is. Sure. He did tons. I highly suggest reading this book because it's super long, super detailed. So much is in it that I'm not even going to talk about.
The face was shrunken, the skin soft as melting candle wax. ... The mouth gaped, fixed in unvoiced protest, revealing four missing upper teeth.
Episode: Episode 194: Tony Costa, The Cape Cod Vampire Part...
Alaina recommended the book and the hosts described it as a thorough, long, and detailed truecrime account that gave them chills.
And then I ran across this book and it's called In His Garden by Leo D'Amore.
The guy who wrote the book Leo Demore I think his name is sure he did tons I highly suggest reading this book because it's super long super detailed so much is in it that I'm not even going to talk about.
I think it's super long, super detailed, and I highly suggest reading it.