Thread: The Way Some Books Affect Me
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Old 01-30-2011, 01:44 PM   #33
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Can one read too much?
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Originally Posted by PG4003 View Post
I've read a couple of M. William Phelps books, and it's spooky to learn that real people do these kinds of things. Kathryn Casey writes some really good true crime books too.
I read the one about the lady who ripped the (unborn) baby out of the womb of someone she'd stalked online, passing the kid off as her own until she was caught a few weeks later.
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