What can you say about Jack Olsen books other than GREAT! He has always researched the heck out of his subjects and presents in a way that is not only gripping but lays out the evidence in the most interesting way. True life murder is not always a very easy subject to present but Jack..
This story was amazing and unbelievable. Religion played a large part of everything that happened.
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It doesn’t matter if you think Steven Avery is guilty or not this book brings up some very questionable by the investigators. This was great listen it gives a ton of information about what is going on behind the scenes to try to free Avery. The narrator did a fantastic job keeping my attention! He..
I have enjoyed the book form the start and I will continue listening to this story as it goes along. Please continue the story
Review from Opus Adventure →
I hope you keep the series going. it’s been a great ride and I hope it doesn’t stop. Thank you for all you do and for taking us your followers into your different worlds.
Review from Wrecking Crew →
Unbelievable the amount of evidence questioning the wrongful convictions of Steven and Brandon! I only hope Kathleen is able to get a new trial. There is no way a jury would convict this time
Review from Wrecking Crew →
Awesome Book. Great job Kevin Pierce on narrating! Listened to this book in less than a day. It’s very good.
This book is a seriously in depth account of the Steven Avery murder case. On Halloween day 2005 Teresa Holbock was murdered and the local Police department has pinned it in Steven Avery. A man who had a 36 million dollar case against the same police department for another wrongful incarceration case where he spent..
Review from Affliction →
if you started with book 4 you’d be wondering what they were talking about the deja vu.
Review from Affliction →
While chatting with another reviewer (and co-blogger) about Affliction we were both talking about how much we enjoyed this book. And honestly, I think it might be my favorite in the series. There is something about the tension that kept building and building (that never really goes away) that really made Affliction suspenseful. Early into..