By Mary S. Ryzuk. "[H]is brutal death spree and how 'America's Most Wanted' brought him in." Westfield, NJ's most famous case.
This paperback has toned pages, cornerwear, and a cracked spine, but sits very straight, and is in fine shape for a reading copy. More interesting is the "provenance material" received with it, including a 2005 receipt noting that the book belonged to one of the souls lost on Flight 93, AND a careful collection of clippings about not just List but also "the Shoemaker." When I say that the story of a book isn't always only the story IN the book, this is exaaaactly the kind of thing I mean.