Murder in the Bayou

A chilling tale of police corruption, a drug riddled Southern underworld and eight women who never had a chance. Very well researched and absolutely worth your time.

Not your typical true crime book in that it's about police corruption, drugs, and disenfranchisement of the poor more than one horrible killer. It was both remarkable and expected that the police in this small town were (allegedly) involved in drugs and the murder of sex workers.