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Descripton : a provocative and original investigation of our cultural fascination with crime linking four archetypes detective victim attorney killer to four true stories about women driven by obsession in this illuminating exploration of women violence and obsession rachel monroe interrogates the appeal of true crime through four narratives of fixation in the 1940s a bored heiress began creating dollhouse crime scenes depicting murders suicides and accidental deaths known as the mother of forensic science she revolutionized the field of what was then called legal medicine in the aftermath of the manson family murders a young woman moved into sharon tate s guesthouse and over the next two decades entwined herself with the tate family in the mid nineties a landscape architect in brooklyn fell in love with a convicted murderer the supposed ringleader of the west memphis three through an intense series of letters after they married she devoted her life to getting him freed from death row and in 2015 a teenager deeply involved in the online fandom for the columbine killers planned a mass shooting of her own each woman monroe argues represents and identifies with a particular archetype that provides an entryway into true crime through these four cases she traces the history of american crime through the growth of forensic science the evolving role of victims the satanic panic the rise of online detectives and the long shadow of the columbine shooting in a combination of personal narrative reportage and a sociological examination of violence and media in the twentieth and twenty first century savage appetites scrupulously explores empathy justice and the persistent appeal of violence