Snowed: Michigan’s Worst Serial Killer Case

Snowed: Michigan’s Worst Serial Killer Case

snow verb (trick):

To deceive or trick someone by talking a lot or by giving them a lot of information.

Described as the ＂most screwed up case in crime history＂ by one true crime podcaster, the Oakland County Child Killer (OCCK) case is certainly one roller coaster ride of startling evidence leads and plummeting hopes of justice ever being served.

The case involves four children who were murdered in 1976-77 in the Oakland County area of Michigan. They were all dropped by the side of roads during the winter months. The case made national headlines.

Snowed is a story told in the voices of those closest to the crime and it’s victims - with a healthy dose of historical research in related criminal networks and sex trafficking rings.

Similar in scope to The Franklin Cover-up, and the dark reality of Why Johnny Can’t Come Home, Snowed: Michigan’s Worst Serial Killer Case will change how you think about the politics of crime, who is behind it, and why this case is called ＂unsolvable.＂

Non-fiction, true crime story with bibliography and illustrations.