Box Set: Flowers For Mrs. Luskin and The Unsolved Murder of Adam Walsh (Special Single Edition): Two Investigative True Crime Books by Arthur Jay Harris (Harris True Crime Collection Book 7)

A specially-priced Box Set of two true crime books by Arthur Jay Harris:
FLOWERS FOR MRS. LUSKIN and
THE UNSOLVED MURDER OF ADAM WALSH SPECIAL SINGLE EDITION
(The condensed version of the 2-book series)
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FLOWERS FOR MRS. LUSKIN: The divorce was vicious, but at least it hadn't turned deadly. Then came the flowers.

At the best house in the best neighborhood in Hollywood, Florida, Marie Luskin answered her front door and saw a deliveryman holding a floral arrangement. From behind the leaves and petals he pulled out a pistol and pointed it at her. At the time, she was embroiled in the biggest divorce in the county's history.

But why didn't the gunman shoot and kill her? According to Marie, he demanded all her money and then hit her with the gun. According to the prosecutor, he shot her. But the jury agreed on one thing: that Marie's wealthy, estranged husband, Paul, was clearly behind a murder-for-hire. Then the truth came out.

THE UNSOLVED MURDER OF ADAM WALSH (SPECIAL SINGLE EDITION)
The medical examiner misidentified the body. The cops blamed the wrong suspect. What really happened to Adam Walsh?

In 1981, America was captivated -- and horrified -- by the kidnapping and reported murder of six-year-old Adam Walsh. Florida police ultimately identified the decapitated head of a found child as Adam, and implicated an out-of-town drifter as the murderer.

But something about the investigation was incomplete. And wrong. In this special Single Edition of his controversial two-book chronicle, journalist Arthur Jay Harris reveals that Walsh's kidnapper was actually the notorious serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, that the body found by police was misidentified, and that Adam Walsh is quite possibly -- even probably -- still alive.