Criminal Investigation and Murder Mystery
Careless Whispers by Carlton Stowers
Careless Whispers by Carlton Stowers
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A Texas True Crime Classic of the Lake Waco Murders, Mistaken Identity, and Police Investigation
In July 1982, teenagers Raylene Rice, Jill Montgomery, and Kenneth Franks were brutally murdered near Lake Waco in Waco, Texas. Initial police leads stalled, leaving the community paralyzed by fear for over a year as rumors spread.
Edgar Award-winner Carlton Stowers follows Waco Police Sergeant Marvin Horton as he meticulously assembled informant testimony and physical evidence. The investigation revealed a horrific murder-for-hire mix-up organized by Marlyn DePue, leading to the convictions of David Spence and the Gilbert brothers.
Why You’ll Love This Book
Carlton Stowers crafts an Edgar Award-winning true crime narrative highlighting Texas law enforcement perseverance. Essential reading for fans of Ann Rule, Gary Lavergne, and Jim Schutze.
Book Details
Book Details
ISBN: 9780671646066
Binding: Paperback
Pub Date:
Publisher: Pocket
Pages: 467
Author:
- Carlton Stowers
Language: English
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