Christine McGuire should be ashamed of herself. She wrote this UNAUTHORIZED book about Colleen without sharing a penny of her proceeds.
Blood money....
Don't buy the book on moral reasons, which should count somehow in picking a book.
Good true crime book. Unbelievable!
Creepy true crime story ,Stranger than fiction for sure.
In 1977 twenty-year-old Colleen Stan left home to hitchhike from Oregon to California. Seven yers later she emerged from hell, the victim of a bizarre and extraordinary crime. This is her true story.
CREEPY! Its so scary to think this book is true! Captivating read, I got lucky, as soon as I finished this book, I got to see the documentary on tv! Awesome read!
I read true crime books for the attorney & courtroom action. I rated this book an 5 for entertainment value & an 8 for attorney & courtroom action.
Young woman hitchhiking accepts a ride from a normal looking couple in a car. She ends up imprisoned by them for seven years, a hellish experience as a sex slave. True crime. Very bizarre story.
Man keeps sex slave in box for 7 years.
This is a shocking book...it is frightening that there are people in this world capable of such cruelty.
From the back cover:
Called the "Sex Slave" and "The Girl In The Box" case--the seven-year-long imprisonment of pretty Colleen Stan would shock the world....
In 1977 twenty-year-old Colleen Stan left home to hitchhike from Oregon to California. Seven years later she emerged from hell, the victim of a bizarre and extraordinary crime.
This is Colleen's incredible true story, told by the determined young district attorney who prosecuted the man who had forced her to endure years of sexual perversion ... and held her captive in a coffinlike box under his and his wife's bed. A story of riveting psychological intensity and gripping courtroom drama, Perfect Victim reveals the whole truth about Colleen Stan's real-life nightmare ... and the psychopath who enslaved her body and her mind.
"A gripping and disturbing story of the secret life of apparently normal people. At once, horrific and engrossing." -- Vincent Bugliosi, author of Helter Skelter