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Search - Early Graves: The Shocking True-Crime Story of the Youngest Woman Ever Sentenced to Death Row
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Early Graves The Shocking True-Crime Story of the Youngest Woman Ever Sentenced to Death Row Author: Novelist Cook narrates the true-crime account of convicted killer Judith Neeley's exploits in the Alabama countryside, which included shooting and pushing 13-year-old Lisa Millican over a cliff after injecting her six times with Liquid Drano.
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Heather reviewed Early Graves: The Shocking True-Crime Story of the Youngest Woman Ever Sentenced to Death Row on
5 member(s) found this review helpful.
This is the story of 18 year old Judith Ann Neelly(who was pregnant at the time) and her husband Alvin who go on killing spree,Good read.
Cheryl (Toni) J. (toni) reviewed Early Graves: The Shocking True-Crime Story of the Youngest Woman Ever Sentenced to Death Row on + 352 more book reviews
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From Publishers Weekly
Novelist Cook here turns to nonfiction to tell of the sadistic 1982 murders of two southern teenagers. Strong writing enhances the book's grisly appeal. Photos.
Copyright 1992
From Library Journal
Novelist Cook narrates the true-crime account of convicted killer Judith Neeley's exploits in the Alabama countryside, which included shooting and pushing 13-year-old Lisa Millican over a cliff after injecting her six times with Liquid Drano.
Novelist Cook here turns to nonfiction to tell of the sadistic 1982 murders of two southern teenagers. Strong writing enhances the book's grisly appeal. Photos.
Copyright 1992
From Library Journal
Novelist Cook narrates the true-crime account of convicted killer Judith Neeley's exploits in the Alabama countryside, which included shooting and pushing 13-year-old Lisa Millican over a cliff after injecting her six times with Liquid Drano.
Jill L. reviewed Early Graves: The Shocking True-Crime Story of the Youngest Woman Ever Sentenced to Death Row on + 2 more book reviews
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Good book
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