The Lazarus Files: A Cold Case Investigation | 
I feel like I‘ve been listening to this chapter since 1988. I‘m sure it‘ll all come together eventually, but the deep tangent this is going on is tedious as hell. It‘s like the author has a word count they need to hit, so they need to go into e v e r y d e t a i l . . .
I could have lived the rest of my life without knowing what “Joey” had for breakfast and what was embroidered on Cathy‘s Fedco uniform 🙄🙄🙄
I‘m enjoying audiobooks sooo much at the moment! True crime is awesome!
panWHAT. A. SLOG. This was meticulously well-researched, but often repetitive with no clear narrative structure. Part 3 truly made no sense in the book. This is a bonkers true crime story and would be much more captivating with a stronger edit. #netgalley ⭐️⭐️
+16 for #teamslaughter
pickThis story is messy, so very messy. The murder, the "investigation", the husband (messy and a wuss), the narrator (terrible) ...yup, just messy ?
What wasn't messy was the research and time the writer took in compiling the story from start to finish.
pickTrue crime about a woman who was murdered, the investigation around it, and the la police.
pickSherri Rasmussen was murdered in her home and her case went cold for over 20 years despite suspicions of family and friends. McGough details with careful reporting and research the possibility of a cover-up within the LAPD to protect their own reputation by not solving the case. The story itself is fascinating, but the writing is a bit dry and/or repetitive in places. Also, the author‘s narration isn‘t the best.
pickA highly detailed book about the murder of Sherri Rasmussen and how a cold case was solved 23 years after the attack. I first heard about this case on the Casefile podcast which featured the murderer‘s police interview. McGough dives deep into this case and features the murderer‘s own diary entries and case file notes. #NetGalley #arc
pickSherri Rasmussen was murdered in 1986 and her death remained a mystery for the next 23 years.
This was quite a sensational case. Was there a conspiracy amongst the LAPD to protect her murderer? At the very least, the lead detective on the case was negligent in immediately concluding that Sherri‘s death was the result of a botched burglary.
I found this case fascinating but the book could have had quite a bit of content edited out. #netgalley
Tonight‘s #bathandbook features one of Lush‘s jelly bombs. I tend to stay away from the jelly bombs . . . the jelly is like mucous in the tub. 😂🤢 But this one smells like Snow Fairy and I could use the extra moisture so here we go!
