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Murder At Morses Pond ReviewI only regret a rating of "no stars whatsoever" is not possible, because this book, more than any other true crime tome I've ever read (and I've read most, God save me), proves the following: all it takes, evidently, to publish with Pinnacle True Crime is i) enough money to pay for a trial transcript, and ii) a quarter to phone up the county sheriff for a short chat.
Because that, literally, is ALL of which this book consists. NO interviews with those involved; NO interesting angles in regards the crime; and, therefore, NO raison d'etre for this book to exist at all.
Yes, author Rosencrance presents the jurors' post-trial comments; as they're undocumented, I'm assuming they're from a news account. And, true, the author was either in the courtroom during the trial, or, and more likely, given her almost non-existent commentary on anything other than the killer's children's demeanor in court, including catty comments about one of the daughters' clothing choices (!), viewed televised footage of the proceedings. Or knew someone who did.
Information is told, re-told, re-told again, and THEN re-told AGAIN, ad nauseaum. The phrase "a must to avoid" lets this one off too easily. My recommendation? At the least, delay in purchasing a book, especially one in this genre, till you can scout up reviews--Amazon's the perfect place to find common readers who will fill you in on the desirability of true-crimers. In terms of my purchase here, I wish I'd taken my own advice.Murder At Morses Pond OverviewThe upscale suburb of Wellesley hadn't seen a murder in 30 years. Then came Halloween 1999. That brisk morning, Dr. Dirk Greineder, 60, and his wife of 32 years, Mabel, took one of their dogs for a walk in Morses Pond park. A short time later, Dr. Greineder led police to the corpse of his wife. She'd been bludgeoned, stabbed and her throat slashed. Her husband claimed an unknown assailant had committed the act - possibly the same person responsible for two unsolved murders in nearby towns. Dirk Greineder was a well-respected allergist whose home was valued at half a million dollars. He and Mabel had raised three children, who had all attended Yale, like their father. But the "good" doctor also indulged in a secret life involving phone sex, internet porn, and motel trysts with prostitutes. A dogged investigation finally yielded enough evidence to lead to Greineder's arrest, and in a six-week trial that would make national headlines, he was supported by his three children, while the dead woman's sister and niece testified for the prosecution. There in the courtroom, a jury would learn the grisly details of cold-blooded murder...and the community of Wellesley would learn that you never know your neighbours.--This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.

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