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The Missing Girls : A Shocking True Story of Abduction and Murder
The Missing Girls A Shocking True Story of Abduction and Murder
Author: Philip Tennyson, Linda O'Neal, Rick Watson
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ISBN-13: 9780312941611
ISBN-10: 0312941617
Publication Date: 1/2/2007
Pages: 384
Rating:
  • Currently 3.4/5 Stars.
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3.4 stars, based on 37 ratings
Publisher: St. Martin's True Crime
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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murder101 avatar reviewed The Missing Girls : A Shocking True Story of Abduction and Murder on
Helpful Score: 1
This book is really good,it is one of those you can't really believe it happened stories. The investigation of the first dissappearance is very sad.
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Helpful Score: 1
A tragic tale of 2 young girls and their fateful meeting with a monster. It happened in my backyard so I was familiar with the story and the authors did an excellent job of telling it. This is a must read.
jv6136 avatar reviewed The Missing Girls : A Shocking True Story of Abduction and Murder on
Very well written, easy read of the horrifying events that forever altered multiple families. The author provides quite a unique point of view as both insider/family member and investigator helping to bring the perpetrator to justice.

This book also highlights several problems with society and our justice system: 1) political correctness - in our effort to avoiding offending someone who gives off the appearance of being an upstanding member of society, we may be allowing them to quite literally get away with murder. 2) pride and ignorance - in a quest to be the agency/detective in charge, outside help is often ignored, often times resulting in justice being delayed or not served or even worse in another innocent being harmed in some way. 3) lack of funding/ training/accountability/support for family help agencies - allegations are often ignored that if investigated and addressed could prevent future harm.