Mail Order Murder

A guy told me at my workplace suggested me of a book to based in true event, especially where he a investigator in his time. Can’t wait to see how the book goes and hear the perspective of the story!

Patricia Springer writes a very well-detailed and maybe too detailed with unforgettable pictures of the victims. There were five murdered women, Toni Gibbs, Terry Sims, Ellen Blau, Debra Taylor, and Tina Kimbrew who were all murdered between 1984-1986. The killer, Faryion Edward Wardrip only confessed to the Kimbrew murder. Unfortunately, Texas doesn't have a life without the possibility of parole which might make more juries... Read Full Review

Between December 12, 1984 and May 6, 1986, there was a string of murders in Wichita Falls and Houston, Texas. Because these murders fell in various jurisdictions, there were not linked to a serial killer but were investigated as individual cases. The story of these murders illustrates one of the worst mistakes of law enforcement in our country. If not for two detectives that refused to give up, these cases would still remain... Read Full Review

The author did a tremendous job of bringing the facts on several Texas murders together into an easy to read format. A need to be read story.

The identity of the murderer of four young women remained a nagging Wichita Falls mystery for over a decade. After years of off-and-on detective work, an innocent sip of coffee from a paper cup provided the final damning details to identify the killer.It was definitely Faryion Wardrip.In her latest book,The Body Hunter, premiere Texas true-crime author Patricia Springer has taken the bits and pieces of a story that took years... Read Full Review