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- This product had a total of 11 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jan 18 2020.
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This is one of the few books I have ever read that I simply could not put down. I'm so sorry I don't have another book as capti... Read More
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Most anyone who lived in or near San Angelo in the 1980s remembers the murder of Sheila Elrod during a robbery at Everett Music... Read More
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I didn't want to put the book down.
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The double murder of shane stewart and sally mcnelly in san angelo,tx on july 4th 1988 are connected to the sheila elrod murder.
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Sheila did not want to work at the jewelry store because high value jewelry was missing.
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Sounds like a motive to me.
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The body placement (sheila) at the murder scene was changed by the detective as depicted in his crime scene drawing.
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This is interesting because the person blamed for taking part in her murder named the exact same 2 locations as the detective.
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The suspect/ convicted man named the same 2 loactions during his interview in prison.
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The same suspect says his gun accidentely went off at the sheila crime scene making a hole in the ceiling.
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