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Bad karma A true story of obsession and murder

Deborah Blum

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Rotten Mango

It was described as a book full of raw emotions, making it difficult to not feel strongly for those involved in the case. It was based on interviews with friends, family members, and Tatiana's mother.

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It is such a refreshing book if I can say that. Not in the sense of the material or the subject matter is refreshing but in the fact that the book is so full of raw emotions.

— Episode: #221: He Plotted A Murder With His Thera...

Episode: #221: He Plotted A Murder With His Therapist & His...

It was described as a book full of raw emotions, making it difficult to not feel strongly for those involved in the case. It was based on interviews with friends, family members, and Tatiana's mother.

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It is such a refreshing book if I can say that. Not in the sense of the material or the subject matter is refreshing but in the fact that the book is so full of raw emotions.

I think that the author made it nearly impossible to not feel strong feelings for the people involved in this case.

The book was mainly based on interviews with friends and family members and significant contributions from Tatiana's mom.

Murder With My Husband

This book was mentioned as a source for the podcast episode, which discussed the true story of the Tatianna Tarasoff case.

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Our sources for this episode are Bad Karma A True Story of Obsession and Murder by Debra Bloom, The Psychology of Stalking Clinical and Forensic Perspectives by J. Reid Malloy, Timeline.com, Helio.com...

— Episode: 186- The Dangerous Patient - Tatianna Ta...

Episode: 186- The Dangerous Patient - Tatianna Tarasoff

This book was mentioned as a source for the podcast episode, which discussed the true story of the Tatianna Tarasoff case.

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Our sources for this episode are Bad Karma A True Story of Obsession and Murder by Debra Bloom, The Psychology of Stalking Clinical and Forensic Perspectives by J. Reid Malloy, Timeline.com, Helio.com, PsychologyToday.com, Cornell University Law School, National Geographic, Lawline.com, DailyCal.org, TraumaHealth.org, Free Speech Center, and FirstPost.com.

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