
My Sister's Keeper
The Cleveland Serial Killer Untold Story
by C D Newton, C. D. Newton
362 pages· 2017· ISBN 9781543226461
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Cleveland Strangler's best-kept secrets revealed! A man fights for justice and closure for an ex-girlfriend. An unknown survivor, who was the first to report to the authorities, her brutal attack, by the then nameless emerging Cleveland Strangler. Sadly, her case suspended in 4-months. A year later, Anthony Sowell, would begin his killing spree. The infamous 11-Women of Imperial Avenue. All strangled and stashed in and around his home. Why didn't the CPD Sex Crimes Unit show her his recently registered sex offender photo? Did the City of Cleveland fail to comply with federal "Megan's Law?" Community Notification when a registered sex offender move into a neighborhood? Is the County Psychiatric Court liable for a faulty sexual evaluation predictor? "Mr. Sowell is a low risk. A 6% chance to re-offend?" (September 2005) The Cleveland Strangler lured and attacked Ms. Crutcher June 2006. Imperial Avenue murders 2007-2009. Was this cold case covered-up? Does it expose a difficult Quality Assurance test with the "Consent Decree?" A police reforms agreement with the City of Cleveland and the U.S. Department of Justice. My Sister's Keeper: The Cleveland Serial Killer Untold Story. Never seen photos, convicted serial killer letters to the author, compelling documents, and phone transcripts. A gripping true crime memoir and captivating legal thriller like no other.
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