Joseph Exton

Uhn. What's up with the flat monotone of narrators?

The stories here are interesting and there are a number I recognize, but I think the author could have dug a bit deeper for his stories, all of which can be found online (and, despite his assertions, a few have shown up on the Tube of You). All the same, I enjoyed listening because I like this stuff.

This book attempts to be factual about what is known about the cases it recounts, adding a bit of conjecture about what may have happened. The narrative can be a bit stilted at times. The most famous case this book contains is that of the Lindbergh baby kidnapping.