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Superb Coverage of Why 4 Youths were Heartlessly Murdered

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  • JET
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  • 01-02-18

Good Story, With Good Flow

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This book provides a very engaging story. I would have liked a little more cultural/historical context to the book. However, it is a fairly recent case so that would probably be difficult to do. The details and facts were not over dramatized. I really liked the narrator.

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From LB Nelson, VERY GOOD BOOK !!! SHOCKING CRIMES

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Never see them again.

What did you love best about Never See Them Again?

Gripping. I live in Houston and vaguely remember this murder.

What did you like best about this story?

The betrayal of these girls by their so called friend. Was interesting at the beginning how the girls are portrayed as all American, church going young ladies, wholesome etc. But later we see they work in seedy strip clubs in Houston and are part of the drug scene.

If you could give Never See Them Again a new subtitle, what would it be?

Evil in suburbia.

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It's okay.

Took a while to get to the meat and potatoes. Really sad story. I feel bad for the victims families.