An account of the murder of Shanda Sharer describes how four girls, all under the age of eighteen, tortured, mutilated, and murdered the twelve-year-old girl. Original. The words of a murderer: "This should not have happened. This is not me. It's so stupid when you think about it. It shouldn't have caused a death. I don't blame me. We just need a little growing up. We were young, and we still are." Aphrodite Jones takes the reader into the world of several teenage girls in small-town southern Indiana--their clothes, rock music, and fascination with offbeat spirituality, and also their lesbian jealousies and penchant for violence. This book provides a useful balance to an earlier account by Michael Quinlan (Little Lost Angel). Jones's style is less dramatic than Quinlan's, but she devotes more space to the family backgrounds and psychological complexities of the two girls whose hot-vs-cold temperaments meshed to bring about the murder of 12-year-old Shanda Sharer. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Aphrodite Jones
Aphrodite Jones é uma jornalista investigativa e premiada autora estadunidense que escreve uma série de livros best-sellers sobre assassinatos reais. Sua atenção aos detalhes lhe permite dissecar casos de assassinatos bizarros e levar aos leitores conteúdo confiável. Recentemente, a autora faz sua carreira na TV como produtora executiva e apresentadora da série do Investigation Discovery, Crimes Famosos com Aphrodite Jones. A série a acompanha enquanto desvenda novos mistérios sobre casos que chocaram toda a América, como O.J. Simpson, Casey Anthony, Scott Peterson, Jon Benet Ramsey, Phil Spector, entre outros.
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Illinois, Estados Unidos