In 1922 on an isolated farm north of Munich, six people were murdered, including two children. The crime is still unsolved.
My current project is translating from German a true crime book by Peter Leuschner, The Hinterkaifeck Murder Case: Evidence of a Mysterious Crime.
The case is a fascinating one that occurred soon after the Great War and during the birth of right wing political assassinations. The Grubers were wealthy landowners living near Grobern, Germany. The father and daughter, Andreas Gruber and Viktoria Gabriel were known to have had an incestuous relationship with the birth of her youngest child spurring suspicious about her son's father.
Foot prints leading from the forest to the house, but not away from it, evidence of someone living in the attic and the killer spending days cooking and tending the livestock while six corpses rotted in the barn and house make this a disturbing story even 95 years later.
Serial killer Ted Bundy's murders recounted from the perspective of thirty years after his execution in a Florida prison.
Brutal, compelling, with new updated facts about the case, his victims and the compulsions that drove Ted Bundy to mass murder.
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