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Title: Pity that one-star-rating was the lowest I could choose
Review: Reading literally hundreds of books a year, many of those true crime, seldom has a book made me this angry. Knowlton is one sad woman, slandering people who can't defend themselves anymore, offering not one shred of evidence supporting her preposterous stories, apparently to get some attention she never had but obviously needs, no matter what. What is worse is that this book has the danger of making me disbelieve any stories of suppressed childhood memories of abuse etc., which is what I really don't want to happen. If you want to read about the Black Dahlia case, read Gilmore's book 'Severed'. If you want to learn about the lengths sad, unstable women will go to, read this one. But I really wouldn't recommend it. Being a woman myself it makes me really really angry that women like this Knowlton person make sure emancipation will still be a long long way off.
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