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Morbid
The hosts said they had read Savage Grace, a nonfiction account of the Baekeland case, and described it as a compelling but highly criticized work that included interviews, psychiatrist notes, and transcripts.
I read a book about this. It's called Savage Grace by Natalie Robbins and Stephen M. L. Aronson who was connected to Barbara at the time, like ran in the same circle as her.
— Episode: Episode 257: The Tragic Story of Barbara...
Episode: Episode 257: The Tragic Story of Barbara Daly Baek...
The hosts said they had read Savage Grace, a nonfiction account of the Baekeland case, and described it as a compelling but highly criticized work that included interviews, psychiatrist notes, and transcripts.
I read a book about this. It's called Savage Grace by Natalie Robbins and Stephen M. L. Aronson who was connected to Barbara at the time, like ran in the same circle as her.
The way the book is written is really cool. It's all these interviews with people who were involved in the circle... there are transcripts of psychiatrist notes... It's a really good read. It's a really highly criticized book, I think.