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Dead of Night

By: Don Lasseter
Narrated by: Kim Houston
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The chilling true story of Oregon's most shocking killer! Jimmy Rode was serving a sentence for burglary in a Florida prison when he met serial killer Ted Bundy. It was Bundy who gave him a Seattle newspaper containing personal ads - an easy means for meeting vulnerable female victims - that launched Rode on a coast-to-coast killing spree under the alias of Cesar Barone. Now, in detail, Lasseter unleashes the story of Jimmy Rode.

©2014 Don Lasseter (P)2015 Gregg Olsen Murder True Crime Crime

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Excellent book, well researched & written, as others by Don Lassiter. Whatever possessed the producers to employ such an appalling narrator? At times, almost gay in her reading of ghastly events, at others incredibly boring, monotonous and whiny voice. I struggled through to the end. Personally, I prefer true crime read narrated by male readers. Presumably someone felt this should be read by a woman, because the killer’s victims were female. Bad idea!

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Then poor narration made this unlistenable for me. Somewhere between a bored primary schoolteacher and the speaking clock. Awful.

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