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The Maniac, The Model and the Murder that shook the Nation written by Harold Schechter performed by Peter Berkrot on CD (Unabridged)

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ISBN:  9781480555419
Genre - Main:  Non-Fiction
Genre - Specific:  History
Duration:  656 mins
Length:  Unabridged
Author:  Harold Schechter
Performer 1:  Peter Berkrot

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An unputdownable true crime story set in the pulp-fiction obsessed world of 1930s America. On Easter Sunday 1937, Bob Irwin - a handsome, failing sculptor with a history of depression and psychopathic episodes - commited a grisly triple murder.

Creeping back to the flat of his ex-landlady in a swish New York borough, Irwin killed her, her lodger, and her stunning daughter Ronnie with an ice-pick, an apparently motiveless homicide that would shock the entire country.

Firmly in 'you couldn't make it up' territory, and crafted like a Chandler novel, THE MAD SCULPTOR thrillingly relates Irwin's crime, flight, and capture, his trial and its aftermath, whilst painting a warts-and-all portrait of 1930s America.

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