Before Jack the Ripper birthed a new era of serial killers when he bloodied the streets of Victorian London, another monster was causing a similar storm of unsolved murders in America.
In my book which comes out in Sept I name the killer of the Servant Girls and explain all the evidence available which is a lot.
I also explain how he was missed. And no, it is not the favourite suspect.
For those interested look out on Kindle and Kindle unlimited 24th Sept. ‘The Mad Axe Man of Austin - The Servant Girl Murders.’ By veteran detective and crime writer Keith Wright.
I wonder if any of the assault weapons were saved back then. It would be really interesting if some useable DNA could be found. The killer wouldn't be in any database, of course, but forensic genealogy has been very helpful.
In my book which comes out in Sept I name the killer of the Servant Girls and explain all the evidence available which is a lot.
I also explain how he was missed. And no, it is not the favourite suspect.
For those interested look out on Kindle and Kindle unlimited 24th Sept. ‘The Mad Axe Man of Austin - The Servant Girl Murders.’ By veteran detective and crime writer Keith Wright.
I wonder if any of the assault weapons were saved back then. It would be really interesting if some useable DNA could be found. The killer wouldn't be in any database, of course, but forensic genealogy has been very helpful.