“She had the bright eyes of a Michigan schoolgirl and a smile that hid a hollowed-out soul. But before she became the ‘Damsel of Death,’ she was a child abandoned by a mother, haunted by a father’s suicide, and left to survive in a world that traded kindness for cruelty. By the time the first body was found in the Florida woods, the line between victim and predator had already blurred into something unrecognizable. Was she born to kill, or was she simply the final, violent product of a life that never gave her a chance to be innocent?” Continue reading The Ghost in the Highway: The Shattered Innocence of America’s Most Notorious Daughter