Similar Transactions
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.56 (582 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01INL5SCM |
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| Number of Pages | : | 594 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-02-08 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
As a result of Reynolds' efforts, the Knoxville Police Department reopens the cold case of Michelle's disappearance, but Larry Lee is about to be released from a Georgia prison, where he served time for a related crime - a "similar transaction." What transpires in this story is amazing.. As she presses neglected pieces of the puzzle into place, Reynolds unearths a string of heinous kidnappings and rapes across the South, crimes that span decades. Patterns appear. Reynolds has never forgotten the mishandled case of 15-year-old Michelle Anderson, a vibrant beauty who went missing from Reynolds' Knoxville, Tennessee, neighborhood years earlier. A picture begins to form. She talks to the victims. Eight known victims and one set of skeletal remains. Bill Bass - founder of the University of Tennessee's Body Farm - Reynolds picks up the trail of this cold case. Will Larry Lee Smith get away with murder? Similar Transactions is a gripping memoir about the author's determination, over a seven-year period, to solve a murder and to bring the perpetrator to justice. R. Aided by her old professor, famed forensic anthropolo
Tales like these need to be told The unfolding story that S.R. Reynolds depicts gripped me from the start. With every detail she so craftily reveals, Ms. Reynolds paints a vivid portrait of each of the players in this tragic drama. Most telling is the horrific motivation of the perpetrator and the devastating influence that he had on his victims and their families, all of which is fleshed out in an intriguing and deeply interconnected way.Tales like these need to be told. By telling. Intriguing, well written true story Eerie and fascinating true story of a serial rapist and killer and the tragic impact he has had on the lives of many. Ultimately, the victims come together for redemption and healing. The slippery monster of the story is caught in a trap of his own making. Well organized and compelling to read.. Well-written! This is a well-written account of a soulless man and his crimes. I like how the author put herself into the telling of the story, her firsthand knowledge of what was occurring added a lot more depth to the account. This is one of the better true crime stories I have read as of late.