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Kentucky Bloodbath Ten Bizarre Tales of Murder from the Bluegrass State edition by Kevin Sullivan Politics Social Sciences eBooks

First of all this author has done a great job putting these cases into a book. I have lived in KY for a few years now and drove down some parts of these streets and had no idea a crime happened so close. All sad cases but the one that really will stick with me is the case of little Joey who was two and a half years old. This book is easy to read and easy to follow. Every case grabs your attention to the point I could not put my kindle down. Great book and a must read


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Kentucky Bloodbath Ten Bizarre Tales of Murder from the Bluegrass State edition by Kevin Sullivan Politics Social Sciences eBooks Reviews

My goodness! I live in Tennessee and had not heard of any of these terrible murders! Kevin Sullivan did a superb job relating all these events. A must read!
Absolutely superb book. Any time you read a book by Kevin Sullivan, you won't be disappointed.
Buy it.
this was a good assortment of stories, even though they were small in size, they held quite a few details. glad to know they took a while to get the crimes done, they did. the criminals always do something wrong and the police find them.
I bought it to read more about Box Hill murders. It had what I wanted to read. Toured Box Hill when it was for sale a lonnngggg time ago. This is one of those cases that has always been in my brain. I think this book helped me understand the situation a lot more. Thanks
Eh not a bad read. It was an in between book for me as I couldn't decide what book to buy next and this one was short so I bought it. I'm not big on books like this because it's not rich in detail. I prefer the whole picture of a region and in depth insight of the all the main characters in the story. But if you like short ditties about a bunch of murder and mayhem in a quick read, this is the book for you.
Each very short story is a mere abridged regurgitation of what appears in court records and the courier journal .. and these are not even the most notorious of murders in the state nor are they the most bizarre . Most are the unfortunate result of mental illness untreated. Don't waste your time on this book !
It's hard to write a review of individual stories about murder. They all were tragic in their own way. What I got out of them was that everyone has their own crosses to bear when it comes to personal family issues. What makes these stories sad is the overwhelming evidence that your loved one is either very sick or just tremendously angry. Their reluctance to acknowledge this and do what needed to be done to ensure everyone's safety caused them to lose their lives in despicable ways. Tremendously heartbreaking.
First of all this author has done a great job putting these cases into a book. I have lived in KY for a few years now and drove down some parts of these streets and had no idea a crime happened so close. All sad cases but the one that really will stick with me is the case of little Joey who was two and a half years old. This book is easy to read and easy to follow. Every case grabs your attention to the point I could not put my kindle down. Great book and a must read