William Phelps "Jon Seidel has covered Chicago crime long enough to know where the bodies are buried and, in most cases, who put them there. A page-turner of high merit." -New York Times bestselling investigative journalist M. We've heard of these sociopaths and read their stories before, but Seidel captures the era, vibe, and forgotten nuances in each case with the finesse of a novelist and verve of a journalist who knows his business.
"If I'm reading about Chicago's most notorious crimes and criminals, I'm looking no further than veteran journalist Jon Seidel, the go-to writer if you want to delve deep into the Second City's most violent and fascinating true-crime stories. Drawing upon years of reporting, and with special access to the Chicago Daily News and Chicago Sun-Times archives, Jon Seidel explains how men like Nathan Leopold, Richard Loeb, and Richard Speck tried to get away with history's most disturbing crimes. Holmes lurked in his "Murder Castle" and guys named Al Capone and John Dillinger ruled the underworld. Chicago Sun-Times journalist Jon Seidel takes readers back in time to the days when H. Holmes lurked in his "Murder Castle" and guys named Al Capone and John Dillinger ruled the underworld.īook Synopsis Countless criminals have made their mark on Chicago and the surrounding communities. About the Book Countless criminals have made their mark on Chicago and the surrounding communities.
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