Too Good to Be True by Janet Parker Beck

Too Good to Be True by Janet Parker Beck

In 1985, Denise Redlick vanished, leaving a community reeling and a chilling murder mystery in its wake. Suspicion immediately fell upon her affluent ex-fiancé, Craig Anderson, but with Denise's body still missing, the investigation faced seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Journalist Janet Parker Beck chronicles the painstaking efforts of prosecutors as they meticulously pieced together a case based on circumstantial evidence, revealing Anderson's disturbing obsession. This true crime thriller exposes the relentless pursuit of justice in a complex and heartbreaking case, culminating in a landmark trial that set legal precedents. This captivating narrative delves into the intricacies of forensic investigation and the psychology of obsession, making it a must-read for fans of true crime and legal thrillers.

Why You’ll Love This Book

Unravel a true crime puzzle where justice prevails despite the absence of a body. Witness the meticulous construction of a murder case built on compelling circumstantial evidence. This book is a perfect choice for readers captivated by legal thrillers and true crime stories that explore the dark side of human nature.