Unveiling Claudia: A True Story of Serial Murder Daniel Keyes Bantam Books 1986 Paperback Columbus, Ohio: An icy winter night exploded with a triple homicide. Mickey McCann, owner of Mickey's Eldorado Club, the go-go dancer who lived with him, and McCann's elderly mother--all three were found shot to death inside McCann's luxurious home.
Who committed the crimes and why remained mysteries for a full month. Until a beautiful woman approached two off-duty police officers. Within days, she confessed to the shootings in vivid, explicit, and convincing detail. Claudia Elaine Yasko was arrested for murder. If convicted, she would be sentenced to die. But the case against her fell apart, as the killings continued even while Claudia remained in jail.
How could she possibly have known such intimate details about the first three of ten killings that the press later dubbed the ".22-caliber Murders" unless she had been at the scene of the triple homicide? Moreover, what prompted her confession in the face of a possible death penalty.
The detective in charge of the case said: "Before I go to my grave, I'd like to know how Claudia knew the murder scene and what really happened that night." In the end Keyes solved the mystery and that detective bought the first copy of Unveiling Claudia in order to find out.
Daniel Keyes
Bantam Books
1986
Paperback
Columbus, Ohio: An icy winter night exploded with a triple homicide. Mickey McCann, owner of Mickey's Eldorado Club, the go-go dancer who lived with him, and McCann's elderly mother--all three were found shot to death inside McCann's luxurious home.
Who committed the crimes and why remained mysteries for a full month. Until a beautiful woman approached two off-duty police officers. Within days, she confessed to the shootings in vivid, explicit, and convincing detail. Claudia Elaine Yasko was arrested for murder. If convicted, she would be sentenced to die. But the case against her fell apart, as the killings continued even while Claudia remained in jail.
How could she possibly have known such intimate details about the first three of ten killings that the press later dubbed the ".22-caliber Murders" unless she had been at the scene of the triple homicide? Moreover, what prompted her confession in the face of a possible death penalty.
The detective in charge of the case said: "Before I go to my grave, I'd like to know how Claudia knew the murder scene and what really happened that night." In the end Keyes solved the mystery and that detective bought the first copy of Unveiling Claudia in order to find out.
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