Missing White Woman Syndrome (MWWS) Cases in the United States, including Polly Klaas, Chandra Levy, Elizabeth Smart, Laci Peterson, Natalee Holloway, Brianna Denison, et. al.

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Missing white woman syndrome (MWWS) or missing pretty girl syndrome is a vernacular term for the alleged disproportionately greater degree of coverage in television, radio, newspaper and magazine reporting of a misfortune, most often a missing person case, involving a young, attractive, white, middle-class (or above) woman, compared with cases concerning a missing male, or missing persons of other ethnicities or economic classes.
The book reviews missing white woman syndrome cases in the US including Polly Klaas, Chandra Levy, Elizabeth Smart, Laci Peterson, Natalee Holloway, Brianna Denison, Dru Sjodin, Maura Murray, Brook Wilberger, and more.

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