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Monster Slayer Author: "Skinwalker" is the Navajo term for a demon in human form. But no mystical beast was as frightening as the true-life fiend who for four years spread fear throughout the deserts of the Shiprock, New Mexico area. The nightmare began on Thanksgiving 1996, when a feast of horror was served up to Joseph Fleming, 24, and Matthew Trecker, 18.... more »
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2 member(s) found this review helpful.
The story of Bobby Fry and his killing spree.There is a plus to this book the way it is written makes it interesting not just for the criminal element but sheds light on American Indians and the way life is for them now.He was just you'r run of the mill sciopath but the slant the writer gives the story keeps it from being just another true crime book.
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
Great book...very well written and scary knowing this is a true story and people like this exist.
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
This is the story of Robert Fry who killed two young men that he knew and two Native Americans that he didn't know. The killings were senseless. He killed just to kill. He came from a middle class background.
I liked the way the author brought Native American history into the book.
Thank God for detectives like Bob Melton and Tyler Truby who never gave up on finding the victims killers.
I liked the way the author brought Native American history into the book.
Thank God for detectives like Bob Melton and Tyler Truby who never gave up on finding the victims killers.
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