Psychological Thriller and Marital Crime
Dying to Get Married by Ellen Harris
Dying to Get Married by Ellen Harris
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A St. Louis True Crime Investigation of Julie Miller, Marital Fraud, and Dennis Bulloch
In May 1986, successful St. Louis businesswoman Julie Miller married Dennis Bulloch after a swift courtship. Ten weeks into the marriage, Julie's charred remains were discovered inside a burned garage in St. Louis County, prompting an immediate homicide investigation.
Author Ellen Harris details how police uncovered Bulloch's history of financial fraud, bigamy, and life insurance schemes. The narrative follows Bulloch's cross-country flight as a fugitive, his capture in Texas, and the 1987 murder trial that exposed how he killed his bride to claim her financial estate.
Why You’ll Love This Book
Ellen Harris crafts an engaging true crime account of marital deception and financial murder. Rich in police procedural work and trial transcripts, this volume is essential reading for fans of Ann Rule, Susan Crain Bakos, and Kathryn Casey.
Book Details
Book Details
ISBN: 9780061005169
Binding: Paperback
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Publisher: Harpercollins
Pages: 329
Author:
- Ellen Francis Harris
Language: English
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