Unfortunately, I was a bit bored by this audiobook. I only enjoyed the beginning and end, and I found the middle really dragged on. I think this was mostly because I was interested more in their deaths and the investigation. I wasn't curious so much about the history and career background of the Shermans. It does point fingers at detectives because of how the investigation was mishandled, which I found fascinating. It's still an open investigation but there a lot of unanswered questions about who could have been responsible. I appreciated the author's attempt at providing research and facts to readers. I just wish it was done so in a more interesting way. ⁣