It was mentioned in the context of a murder in Sarasota, Florida, where the victim had requested Ann Rule write her story if anything happened to her. The victim's mother, the email writer's mother, had emailed Ann Rule about the murder.
Interestingly, this murder is also referred to on the book jacket of the book Ann did write as the quote, 'first true crime book written at the victim's request because Sheila herself had said that qu...
— Episode: MFM Minisode 371
Episode: MFM Minisode 371
It was mentioned in the context of a murder in Sarasota, Florida, where the victim had requested Ann Rule write her story if anything happened to her. The victim's mother, the email writer's mother, had emailed Ann Rule about the murder.
Interestingly, this murder is also referred to on the book jacket of the book Ann did write as the quote, 'first true crime book written at the victim's request because Sheila herself had said that quote, 'if anything ever happens to me, find Ann Rule and ask her to write my story.'
She says she emailed her to tell her that she had to write a book about this story.
When I asked her about this recently, she was weirdly tight lipped except to say once she called the house looking for me, but I was at the office. So she hung up and called me there. She had a really high pitched voice.
'just got another email from my friend Ann'.
But when I ordered a copy of Every Breath You Take and checked the acknowledgement section, there was my mom's name.