Murder on Elm Street

A True-Life Crime Story

De: Jeremy L Luberts

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Little Falls, Minnesota
Thanksgiving 2012

When two teenage cousins break into a residence on Elm Street, a true-life horror story unfolds. Little do they know that the retired homeowner has set a sinister trap to catch whoever was burgling his home.

More than twenty-four hours after the two teenagers lose their lives, detective Jeremy Luberts responds to a suspicious activity complaint at that same Elm Street residence, beginning a case that will forever alter his life and embroil his community and the nation in a debate over just how far people can go to protect themselves in their own homes.

Annoying virtual voice

I do not like the virtual voice narration due to monotone and mispronunciation. I’m sure I would’ve liked it much better with a real person narrating

Perfect example of what's wrong with American police

the author of this book was so afraid that a 67 year old man would want to attack him or his family because he simply arrested the murderer. the murderer has ZERO prior arrests or convictions and yet this officer made it seem like he was next in line if the murderer made bail. HUH???? How do you get to that point? the murderer was never aggressive with this coo (or any cop for that matter) yes he was a killer BUT he killed 2 people that had broken into his home more than once. what he did was wrong and illegal but the cops in america need to get a grip and stop thinking everyone is outta get THEM!!! if more cops behaved like normal citizens and didn't have this victim mentality, as well as the tyrannical mentality and stop enforcing their feelings and getting so triggered by their fragile egos being bruised they wouldn't have such a hard time. they always want to blame others but rarely hold themselves accountable. I still can't wrap my head around this cop's leap to thinking this 67 year old man was going to harm him or his family simply because he was the arresting officer. all of that talk abouttreating people with respect and dignity just went out the windows because the killer made bail. lmao what a joke. people with this level of delusional and irrational fear have ZERO business wearing a badge. ZERO.


as for the book it's a good book butthe AI nonsense sucks. stop it with this garbage AI voice over stuff and hire an actual human.

Interesting story

I think this could’ve been better read by a human. Virtual voice is not gonna ever put a real reader out of business. But it wasn’t an interesting story.

Cold

I felt the story being narrated using AI, made the narrative cold and lacking. Also, the AI continually mispronounced Meshbesher, a popular name of local fame of a number of attorneys.

AI voice is absolutely horrible

story ok. no psychology or family history on perpetrator or victims. Narration really bad with wild mispronunciations