“town. Tracy was living the dream. Here it was, not five months before Doug Benton would turn up missing, and Tracy and Doug were in love, riding, lifting weights side-by-side, dining out with her daughter and taking walks in the… — M. William Phelps Copy Share Image
“Some would call this “volcanic rage”—a mind state that murderers need to enter in order to commit the crime—although they are well aware of… — M. William Phelps Copy Share Image
We look backward too much and we look forward too much; thus we miss the only eternity of which we can be absolutely sure… — M. William Phelps Copy Share Image
It’s not easy to find old-school journalism in true crime … yet with Lethal Intent, author Sue Russell proves how integrity, tenacity, brutal truth… — M. William Phelps Copy Share Image
“town. Tracy was living the dream. Here it was, not five months before Doug Benton would turn up missing, and Tracy and Doug were… — M. William Phelps Copy Share Image
“signs of identity disturbance, being impulse ridden, unstable in love relations, and she can become intensely volatile and angry.” — M. William Phelps Copy Share Image
“How did the apartment look?” Riggle wondered. “Nothing was out of place.” — M. William Phelps Copy Share Image
“suggests, rather extraordinary with regard to accusation and speculation. Take, for example, this excerpt from page 9: (One source) states in a recorded telephone… — M. William Phelps Copy Share Image
