The Woodchipper Murder by Arthur Herzog

The Woodchipper Murder by Arthur Herzog

In 1986, Connecticut flight attendant Helle Crafts vanished, leaving behind a distraught husband, Richard, who claimed she'd simply walked away. But whispers of his infidelity and Helle's plans for divorce quickly turned suspicion toward a far more sinister scenario. Arthur Herzog meticulously reconstructs the chilling true crime investigation that exposed Richard's horrific act: a brutal murder and a desperate attempt to erase the evidence using a rented woodchipper. Herzog masterfully navigates the complex forensic analysis and courtroom drama that led to a landmark conviction in this true crime classic. This shocking murder case captivated the nation with its gruesome details and groundbreaking forensic science. Explore the dark heart of suburban betrayal in this unforgettable true crime narrative.

Why You’ll Love This Book

Experience the meticulous unraveling of a heinous crime through groundbreaking forensic investigation. Follow the twists and turns of a landmark legal case that gripped the nation. Discover the horrifying truth behind a seemingly ordinary marriage gone terribly wrong.