Name: Don't Look Behind You
Price: 9.99 USD
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Author: Ann Rule
ISBN: 9781451641097

Don't Look Behind You

by Ann Rule 2020-07-10 13:43:54

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IâLL BE WATCHING YOU Walking home on a dark night, you hear footsteps coming up behind you. As they get closer, your heart pounds harder. Who is closing in with dangerous intentâa total stranger? Or someone you know and trust? The answer is as simple as turning around, but donât look behind you . . . run. Ann Rule, who shared her own nerve-jangling account of unknowingly befriending sadistic sociopath Ted Bundy in The Stranger Beside Me, chronicles other fateful encounters with the hidden predators among us in this riveting collection, fifteenth in the bestselling series drawn from her personal files. First in line is a stunning case that spanned thirty years and took a determined detective to four statesâending, finally, in Alaskaâwhere he unraveled not one but two murders. A second case appears to begin and end with the hunt for the Green River Killer, focusing on a Washington State man who was once cleared as a suspect in that deadly chain of homicides. But the millionaire property owner believed he had successfully buried his own murderous past and the awful truth behind his young wifeâs disappearance. She vanished soon after she left for a day at the Seattle Worldâs Fair, and her three small children grew up believing their mother had abandoned them. But one amazing witness remainedâthe missing womanâs best friend, who heard her last words in a frantic phone callââHeâs coming!ââbefore the line went dead. Only since Robert Hansenâs suicide has the monster within been revealed. In another true story, a petite woman went to a tavern, looking only for conversation and fun. Instead, she met violent death in the form of a seven-foot man who had seemed shy and harmless. Youâll feel a chill as you uncover these and numerous other cases of unfortunate victims who made one tragic mistake: trusting the wrong personâeven someone theyâd known intimately, or thought they knew. Less

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