This books is written by John Wayne Gacy's lawyer and what is interesting is that this was this was his very first case. The best part of this book was the closing arguments were included virtually word for word. The arguments ultimately came down now to whether or not he was guilty but rather whether or not he knew what he was doing was wrong. Also, the crime scene photos were very interesting (and so graphic that there is a warning on the cover of the book). Sadly, the author makes up a lot of amateur dialog based on what he assumed occurred in certain situations making specific passages unbelievable and slightly painful.