Houston Mass Murders: A Serial Investigation

Delve into a riveting, bite-sized serialized investigation of one of Houston's most notorious cases. In Houston Mass Murders - A Serial Investigation, true crime author Barbara Gibson picks up where her first book, Houston Mass Murders - 1973, left off, seeking answers to the enduring mystery surrounding the unidentified teenage boys killed by Dean Corll, Elmer Wayne Henley, Jr., and David Brooks between 1970 and 1973. Written in a gripping first-person narrative, this serial invites you to sit beside the author as she interviews forensic anthropologist Dr. Sharon Derrick, victims' families, and later, even Henley himself, uncovering new clues and heart-wrenching insights. From a breakthrough in 2010 that revealed the misidentification of two victims to the persistent mystery of the last unnamed boy, Gibson’s relentless pursuit of truth shines a light on hidden details some would rather keep buried. This serial builds on the foundation of her first book, which is essential for understanding the full scope of these horrors. Join Gibson on this emotional journey to honor the lost boys and help lay the final victim to rest. In Serial Part 1, a quest is launched by a mother's prayer, Gibson discovers a haunting clue, and an in-depth interview with Dr. Sharon Derrick reveals challenges and triumphs, along with disturbing truths that threaten to prevent future identifications of the lost boys. Could a killer's confession hold the key? View Less