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Behind the dazzling wealth of the Baekeland family, heirs to the Bakelite plastic fortune, lurked a chilling saga of dysfunction and dark secrets. Natalie Robins and Steven M. L. Aronson's true crime masterpiece exposes a world of shocking privilege where incest, mental illness, and addiction spiraled into unimaginable tragedy. The devastating narrative chronicles the family's tumultuous relationships, culminating in the brutal 1972 matricide committed by Antony Baekeland. Explore the twisted dynamics of wealth, madness, and familial betrayal in this gripping account of the Baekeland dynasty's downfall. This true crime classic remains a haunting exploration of a family consumed by its own demons.
Savage Grace unveils the devastating consequences of unchecked privilege and a family's descent into madness. Robins and Aronson's meticulous research, including access to private diaries and letters, offers a captivating look into the Baekeland family's tragic story. This haunting narrative remains a landmark work of true crime, exploring the complex interplay of wealth, mental illness, and familial betrayal. (Intrigued by the dark side of dynasty and privilege? Deepen your understanding with our expert guides: Beyond the Headlines and The Ethical Allure of True Crime).
ISBN: 9780440175766
Binding: Paperback
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Publisher: Dell
Pages: 484
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Language: English
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