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It Gave Everybody Something to Do,

Louise Thoresen

It might have been a Cinderella story. On a hopeful New Year's morning in 1960 the daughter of a working-class Illinois family married a handsome heir -- and ten years later with (in retrospect) almost breathtaking inevitability, Louise Thoresen killed William in the bedroom of their Fresno, Califor...

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My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark

Louise Thoreson published this book in 1974, chronicling her life with her abusive husband, William Thoreson III, offering a glimpse into the challenges faced by women during that era.

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The 1974 headline of the New York Times article about the book is titled, 'The Way She Tells The Story, It's A Man Hater's Dream'.

— Episode: 393 - It's Not a Meeting

Episode: 393 - It's Not a Meeting

Louise Thoreson published this book in 1974, chronicling her life with her abusive husband, William Thoreson III, offering a glimpse into the challenges faced by women during that era.

"

The 1974 headline of the New York Times article about the book is titled, 'The Way She Tells The Story, It's A Man Hater's Dream'.

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