Title: Mark Furman does not belong in Spokane
Review: Mr. Furman makes clear that he has always longed to investigate a serial killer case. When the task force would not accommodate him by letting him join the investigative team, Mr. Furman chose to "investigate" the task force instead. The blistering and unrelenting attacks upon the detectives demonstrate Mr. Furman's pre-ordained objective in writing the book. Unfortunately, Murder in Spokane is short on facts, and long on speculation. It also is replete with Mr. Furman's egotistical ramblings about how he would have handled the ultimately successful investigation. In a bizarre twist, Furman contends that serial killers are extremely difficult to capture, but then criticizes the task force for not catching him sooner. The book is nearly impossible to finish because of Furman's speculative ramblings which cause the reader to nod off. Don't waste your money.
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