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So Who Stole the Gate?

Murder in the Neighborhood by Ellen J Green

February 2, 2022 by Pooja Leave a Comment

Told through the eyes of Raymond, a young boy, and Freda, his mother, this is the story of Howard Unruh, who on a sunny day in September 1949 committed a mass shooting in his neighborhood and killed thirteen people. Funnily enough I had recently listened to the Last Podcast on the Left series on this crime (which, you will know if you also listen, puts me rather far behind in the archives). The podcast focused more on Unruh – his early life, his military career, […]

Filed Under: History Tagged With: ARC, Ellen J Green, historical fiction, narrative nonfiction, NetGalley, true crime

Pooja's CBR14 Review No:25 · Genres: History · Tags: ARC, Ellen J Green, historical fiction, narrative nonfiction, NetGalley, true crime ·
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