Beyond Wicked True Crime Stories - Heinous Holidays: 17 Unforgettable and Bizarre True Crime Stories That Will Keep You Up At Night
Beyond Wicked True Crime Stories
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Beyond Wicked True Crime Stories - Heinous Holidays: 17 Unforgettable and Bizarre True Crime Stories That Will Keep You Up At Night
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Terry Ross
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Are you a devoted follower of true crime?
Are you familiar with the intricate details of notorious crimes and criminals?
Have you grown weary of hearing the same familiar stories?
Do you seek out chilling and unusual facts that are not part of everyday life?
Then you’ll want to dive into Beyond Wicked True Crime Stories: Heinous Holidays!
Inside you'll find:
In a season often filled with joy and celebration, a darker truth lurks beneath the surface. As festive lights twinkle and families gather, stress levels soar and tensions rise, revealing a fragile edge that many walk during the holidays.
This gripping collection dives into the psychological turmoil that can turn holiday cheer into horror. From seasonal depression to financial strain, the pressures of the festive season can lead to desperate actions—and sometimes, murder. Each chapter unveils the chilling realities that lie behind closed doors, where the pressures of family expectations, loneliness, and emotional turmoil can ignite a deadly spark.
Prepare to be captivated and disturbed by these horrific accounts, where the warmth of the season is overshadowed by the cold reality of human nature. As you navigate through these harrowing tales, remember: sometimes where there’s mistletoe, there’s murder.