True Crime Case Histories - (Books 22, 23, & 24): 36 Disturbing Stories of Murder and Mayhem

36 Disturbing True Crime Stories of Murder and BetrayalThree Book Collection: Volumes 22, 23, and 24 of the True Crime Case Histories Series***** This series can be read in any order *****We tell ourselves we would know. That a killer would carry some visible mark—a coldness in the eyes, a wrongness in the voice—and that the people we trust could never be capable of the unthinkable. But the most chilling crimes are committed by the husband across the breakfast table, the coworker closing the shop, the polished stranger who kisses your hand and remembers your children's names.This collection moves through quiet suburbs, small towns, and faraway cities to reconstruct thirty-six cases where evil wore an ordinary face. Drawn from court transcripts, police files, and witness testimony, these accounts trace how trust becomes a weapon—and how often the danger was never a stranger at all.A sampling of the stories includes:The Kite Flyer – An eleven-year-old boy's victory in a local kite contest landed his beaming photograph in the newspaper. A man he had never met saw that photo—and decided the child belonged to him.Divorce by Homicide – She told investigators that intruders had attacked her husband in the night. But the freshly turned soil on the back patio, and what lay beneath it, told a story she never meant for anyone to read.The Closing Shift – A manager arrived to open her store and found merchandise hurled across the floor and a faint moaning from the back room. Her surviving coworker described two masked attackers. The truth was standing right in front of her.For You, Anna – When the man who murdered her seven-year-old daughter sat waiting for his trial to begin, the grieving mother walked into the courtroom and delivered a verdict of her own.Amok – A struggling novelist published an obscure book about a brutal killing. Years later, a detective read it and went cold—realizing the author had written a confession, and the victim had been real all along.The Body Broker – Grieving families donated their loved ones' remains for medical research, trusting they would be handled with dignity. What federal agents discovered inside an Arizona warehouse defied comprehension.Call Me Clark – For three decades he moved through high society as a baronet, a physicist, and a Rockefeller. Every name was invented, every story a performance—and the life he had abandoned in California hid at least one body.Plus twenty-nine more chilling true crime cases.These aren't stories ripped from headlines you've already read a dozen times. They're deep dives into cases reconstructed from primary sources—thoroughly researched investigations into humanity's capacity for evil when it believes no one is looking. No padding, no speculation, no cheap thrills. Just the facts, told with the pacing of a thriller and the respect these victims deserve.Readers love the True Crime Case Histories series:"If you're a fan of Mindhunter or Forensic Files, you'll love this series. Real cases, no fluff—just gripping, well-researched storytelling.""These aren't the usual overdone true crime stories. Jason Neal digs up cases I've never heard of—and tells them in a way that sticks with you.""I thought I'd just read one chapter before bed. Three hours later, I was still turning pages. Totally addictive.""What I appreciate most is the balance—factual, respectful, and still completely chilling.""Some true crime books feel sensationalized. Not these. They're raw, honest, and sometimes hard to read—but impossible to put down."Scroll up to get your copy. Read more