This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

True crime, as both a literary and societal fascination, has been an enduring thread in human history. 

It captures the intersection of morality, justice, and the darker facets of human behavior. From the hushed whispers of medieval town squares to the vivid headlines splashed across modern tabloids, true crime has always held a mirror to society, reflecting not only our darkest fears but also our deepest curiosities. 

 These stories, often sensationalized, were devoured by a public eager for both entertainment and cautionary tales. 

in this second volume you'll discover the following cases:

Brian Cohee – dismembered a homeless man and stashed the head in his closet. In February 2021, Colorado teen Brian Cohee – he was 19 at the time – murdered and dismembered 69-year-old Warren Barnes. Warren was a homeless man who had been living under a bridge in Grand Junction, Colorado. Warren was known around downtown Grand Junction as "the reading man" because he so often sat behind a bridal shop absorbed in paperbacks when he wasn't helping store owners move boxes or doing odd jobs through a temporary agency.

"He was valued. He was loved. ... He is missed every single day," said Monique Lanotti, who owns the bridal shop.

The unsolved murders of Lyric Cook and Elizabeth Collins – Lyric Cook-Morrissey (10) and her cousin Elizabeth Collins (8) went missing in Evansdale, Iowa on July 13, 2012. Their bodies were found in December that year. Now, more than 12 years later, their murders remain unsolved.

And more Bizarre cases.......

Through meticulous research, firsthand accounts, and expert analysis, we will uncover the layers of these cases, examining not just the crimes but the broader societal questions it raises. 

As we look into the details, let us remember that true crime is not merely about the act but about understanding the circumstances and choices that lead to it

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