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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2023
Not a huge fan of how this book was written but I definitely appreciate this book
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2023
I’m definitely not a huge fan of this author.. the way he wrote this book was weird. There’s like 60 chapters and each chapter is about 4 pages… which is weird. There’s also 11 parts of this book and I’m not sure what each “part” is supposed to represent. I’ve been obsessed and moved by this case since day 1. I’ve read a lot, watched a lot, and know a lot and there’s so many wrong or misleading things in this book (ex. “They had reportedly not seen him since his arrest but had talked on the phone” talking about Bryan’s parents when they literally showed up at the one hearing after his arrest and saw him there) and so many things that you ask yourself “how the hell does the author know this?” (Ex. Pg. 14 - “from Xanas bedroom they could often hear people coming and going through both the slider and front door”, pg. 20 - “On the thirteenth, Dylan told investigators afterward, she had been sleeping but was awoken just before 2:00 a.m. by her housemates and Ethan. Based on investigative reports, she had apparently dozed, fell back into a deep sleep, and was awoken again by a commotion in the house, this time shortly after 4:00 a.m”, pg. 35 - “Kaylee had been trying to get back together with jack the previous night”, pg. 214 - “And then he brought up something similar in his studies that had to do with being able to catch criminals because of their relatives DNA. Almost as if he knew that he himself would soon be a case in point.”, and so many more) also, Maddie’s dad wasn’t the only one who got a Maddie tattoo… her ENTIRE family got them. It’s was like 30 of them . Even her like 80 year old grandma . It was posted on their Instagram’s . But he only talks about Ben’s tattoo like… none of those things were ever said or confirmed and I never heard any of that.. so where is this author getting his information from? He has a part at the end of the book where he basically just says that everything in the book is from interviews and basically it’s all public knowledge. Well…. No it’s not. And I feel like so much he included is pure speculation but he makes so much sound like it’s fact and I feel like he was trying so hard to put his opinion about things in here but I couldn’t even figure out what his opinion was half the time… he’s criticizing so much of what’s been said and speculated and then he’s doing the same thing in this book. He brings up SO much irrelevant crap that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever , like the thing about the buffalo university student and when he explains his conversation with Dr. Michael Baden, it literally made NO sense whatsoever when he talked about the body bleeding inside of itself rather than it rarely ever happening where someone bleeds out and then says “death usually occurs from the loss of blood , which takes time” like what? LOL completely opposite of what he just said. “each human body holds roughly a gallon of blood and four gallons were at least partially spilled that night inside 1122 king road” soooo is that a fact ? Did they actually see/ find 4 gallons of blood? Or is that just him talking ? And at the end of that chapter he repeats “the brain goes first, and then the heart follows” and I have no idea why he repeated that or what he’s implying . He says a lot of things and then he’ll imply something else and his comparisons are awful. I knew I was going to be judgy with this book, but there’s already so much misinformation out there. Idk why someone’s publishing a book with things that is speculation and not the facts and I feel like he really just wanted to cash in on being the first person to write a book on these murders. When he absolutely should have waited. Then , he would have had the facts right and only the facts and would have been able to write what happens at Bryan’s trial. He just wrote a book in the middle of this whole thing. There’s a few parts I specifically liked his style of writing and quotes he uses but just be prepared to be questioning a LOTTTTT when reading this lol. It iiiiiight tho
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2023
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