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Murder of an Uncommon Man

By: A.M. Kirsch
Narrated by: Lia DiFonzo
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An unexpected call from Riverton, Manitoba, in 2007 forced Janet Berg to confront the life and death of her father, Daniel. He was found shot dead in a field with a shotgun and the 40-year-old scientist needed to explain why. From her home in Seattle, half a continent away, she sifted through musty boxes and her own memories to piece together what happened to Daniel over his last 12 years of estrangement. Poring over scribbled notes and emails, police reports, and her father’s well-worn Bible, she uncovered a life that ended in one of two ways. The key to solving his murder lay in two crime scenes with the same suspects and victim. As she put the last pieces of the puzzle into place, a call from Riverton confirmed her suspicions: The killer had taken her next victim and a second family was helpless to stop her.

Janet’s memoir chronicles the life and death of her father, from his youth in 1950s Saskatchewan to unravelling the mystery of his death 10 years afterwards.

©2019 A.M. Kirsch (P)2022 A.M. Kirsch

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