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I have to admit to being remarkably freaked out by this book. Rule has a way of capturing the emotion of a scene that I really appreciated. It's amazing to believe that despite the fact that I already knew the outcome, I was prepared to believe in her original belief of Bundy's innosence. In the 80's, when Stranger Danger and so many similar programs went into effect on after school programs and in schools, the "stranger" was always the dark unknown. He was never the paperboy, the sweet guy next
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Amazing story about Ann Rule's relationship with Ted Bundy and the path she followed before she actually believe that he did it. Ann Rule discloses her innermost thoughts as she came to understand that there was a completely different person hidden with Ten Bundy's psyche - and it is quite unnerving to realize the lengths he went to in order to lie and deceive.
A study of the psychopath and his abilities to pull people in.
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A study of the psychopath and his abilities to pull people in.
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Ann Rule does an amazing job of making true crime books read like fiction which in my opinion is a good thing. I hate to get bogged down with a book that reads more like a report instead of a story albeit a tragic one.
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