A Tangled Web looks at the true story of the 2012 missing person case of Cari Farver. This one is a WILD ride from start to finish. It's one of those stories where if it were written as fiction I'd put it down as being too far fetched. Some of the people and their actions were just totally unbelievable... makes you kind of anxious about what type of people there are out there.
This one is truly bizarre and its best to go in blind because this is a total twist ending, but it involves online dating, stalking, crazy ex's, and unfortunate murder that is not what it seems.
I was completely engrossed in the story from start to finish. My reason for the meh rating is that, while well told, it was very, very, very repetitive. There was a bunch of unnecessary backstory throughout and I felt that Rule was just reaching for a certain page count.
Worth a read for the story, but there are definitely parts you'll find yourself bored and skimming.
Also for any murderinos out there, this is the murder from episode 208 on My Favorite Murder.
This one is truly bizarre and its best to go in blind because this is a total twist ending, but it involves online dating, stalking, crazy ex's, and unfortunate murder that is not what it seems.
I was completely engrossed in the story from start to finish. My reason for the meh rating is that, while well told, it was very, very, very repetitive. There was a bunch of unnecessary backstory throughout and I felt that Rule was just reaching for a certain page count.
Worth a read for the story, but there are definitely parts you'll find yourself bored and skimming.
Also for any murderinos out there, this is the murder from episode 208 on My Favorite Murder.