Poisoned Blood by Philip E. Ginsburg

Poisoned Blood by Philip E. Ginsburg

In Anniston, Alabama, a seemingly devoted wife and mother, Audrey Marie Hilley, hides a sinister secret: she's a calculated killer using arsenic to poison her family. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Philip E. Ginsburg unveils Hilley's shocking crimes, from the slow poisoning of her husband and mother to the near-fatal attempt on her daughter's life. After narrowly escaping arrest, Hilley crafts an elaborate ruse involving a fake death, new identities ("Robbi Hannon," "Teri Martin"), and even remarriage, leading investigators on a desperate, cross-country pursuit. Ginsburg's true crime masterpiece exposes a chilling tale of domestic betrayal and shocking deception, exploring the dark heart of a serial poisoner within a seemingly ordinary family. This meticulously researched account of true crime and criminal psychology will leave readers spellbound. Discover the twisted story of the family annihilator and how her web of lies ultimately unraveled in this gripping narrative.

Why You’ll Love This Book

Experience the unbelievable true story of Audrey Marie Hilley, a master manipulator who used arsenic to poison her family. Follow the investigators as they unravel her complex web of deceit, including faked deaths and assumed identities. Journey into the chilling mind of a woman who betrayed those closest to her in this captivating true crime saga.