The Woodchipper Murder by Arthur Herzog

The Woodchipper Murder by Arthur Herzog

In 1986, Connecticut flight attendant Helle Crafts vanished, leaving behind a bewildered community and a deceptive husband. Richard Crafts, an airline pilot, spun a tale of Helle simply leaving, but his infidelity and her impending divorce painted a different picture. A harrowing investigation revealed the gruesome truth: Richard had used a woodchipper to conceal his heinous crime. Herzog meticulously recounts the shocking true crime case, unraveling the forensic puzzle that ultimately brought the killer to justice. This true crime thriller exposes the dark underbelly of suburban life, exploring themes of betrayal, domestic violence, and the chilling lengths some will go to hide their secrets.

Why You’ll Love This Book

This true crime narrative meticulously details the infamous Helle Crafts case, a landmark investigation showcasing the power of forensic science in solving a seemingly impossible puzzle. The shocking murder method and the relentless pursuit of justice will keep you on the edge of your seat. This book is perfect for readers fascinated by true crime, forensic investigations, or the dark side of human nature.