True Crime Case Histories - Volume 14: 12 Disturbing True Crime Stories of Murder, Deception, and Mayhem

True Crime Case Histories, Book 14

By: Jason Neal

Narrated by: Simon de Deney

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Not everyone can stomach the grim details of True Crime. Yet, for some, an unshakable allure draws them closer - be it a quest for justice, a desire to understand the mind of a killer, or curiosity about how the cases were solved.

True Crime Case Histories Volume 14 brings to light twelve new stories spanning the past fifty years, exposing the depths of human depravity.

A sampling of the stories includes:

The Cosplay Cam Girl - A young woman's rise from obesity and debt to a successful cam girl and cosplayer takes a dark turn when her tumultuous relationship ends in a brutal murder.

The Castle Doctrine - When a man who dedicated his life to protecting America from foreign threats finds himself unable to keep his own home secure, he takes matters into his own hands.

A Bad Actor - A struggling actor's desperate pursuit to fund his dream wedding leads him to commit the ultimate betrayal.

The Frame-up - When a woman is brutally murdered, all evidence points to her husband. But when others keep dying, police worry they've jailed the wrong killer.

Room 308 - A young woman's dream of exploring the world turns into a nightmare when her online date goes terribly wrong. As investigators unravel the sinister truth, they expose a deadly predator hiding in plain sight.

Death of a Cheerleader - A beautiful model's pursuit of stardom takes a sinister turn when she meets a photographer for a photo shoot and never returns.

Plus, several more disturbing true crime stories, including a bonus thirteenth chapter at the end.

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Good narration

I disliked the abrupt endings. I expected something more like a podcast. The writing is so-so and some segments are so short I didn’t bother.