Title: One of my first true crime reads
Product review: Much of my life has been dedicated to teaching the Bible in the Church. For a number of years I taught teens and could tell you stories about how lives were changed for the better. However I do also find a fascination with how people go wrong and how evil enters and permeates a life until the worst acts possible are committed against society. It is also intriguing to learn how these people are finally apprehended. I've heard raging controversy about whether Dungeons and Dragons is a dangerous game or not. In this case, it did seem to connect to the crime, as a North Carolina college kid conspired with two friends to kill his parents for greed. His mother survives and actually refuses to condemn her son, which, to me, reflected more stupidity than compassion. In any case,I do think Bledsoe wrote the story very well. Bledsoe, McGinnis, Olsen, Rule---these are some of the best at the true crime craft, and I'll stand by that.
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