Unusual and less known cases

[Jade]

Less known cases are more interesting to me, as I sometimes feel like I've read so much about the most published cases already... Recommendations for twisty and unusual books about less known cases. Kidnappings or missing persons are especially of interests.


Thanks in advance!

[Fishface]

Have you read Where There Is Evil? Not one of the better-known ones. Let me think of others...

[Fishface]

A book finally came out about this one. VERY unusual: A Lovely Girl: The Tragedy of Olga Duncan and the Trial of One of California's Most Notorious Killers...

[Fishface]

Oh, one very twisty one, almost forgotten today, is Dead Lucky: Lord Lucan: The Final Truth.

[Fishface]

You may have read this already but if not, see if you can find a copy of 83 Hours Till Dawn.

[Jade]

Thank you! Haven't even heard about the last case, as it's way before my time, but it looks interesting. And When There Is Evil might be gripping as well!

[Patricia]

I am definitely going to read Where there is Evil!

[Fishface]

Jade wrote: "Thank you! Haven't even heard about the last case, as it's way before my time, but it looks interesting. And When There Is Evil might be gripping as well!"

I couldn't put either one down!

[Fishface]

Precious Victims is a very unusual kidnapping case as well.

[Fishface]

This one is super, super famous but also unusual and twisty:

Kidnapped: The Tragic Life of J. Paul Getty III