Amber Eyes - Karl, Peter
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Unbeknownst to law enforcement in Chicago, the O'Toole family has been killing people for more than a hundred years. Peter Michaels gets on the trail of these generational serial killers after a massive gravesite is accidentally discovered on a Chicago golf course. The investigative reporter traces the O'Toole family back to the 1920's when the killings started. Currently Ryan O'Toole, the fifth, is on a killing spree. He has killed 37 people so far; will Peter Michaels be the 38th. Are these killers also cannibals? Are serial killers born or made. Peter Michaels discovers there is such a…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Unbeknownst to law enforcement in Chicago, the O'Toole family has been killing people for more than a hundred years. Peter Michaels gets on the trail of these generational serial killers after a massive gravesite is accidentally discovered on a Chicago golf course. The investigative reporter traces the O'Toole family back to the 1920's when the killings started. Currently Ryan O'Toole, the fifth, is on a killing spree. He has killed 37 people so far; will Peter Michaels be the 38th. Are these killers also cannibals? Are serial killers born or made. Peter Michaels discovers there is such a thing as a "warrior gene," and it's in all of us but with certain types of abuse during childhood it can create killers. Michaels calls in an old friend, Deborah Duke who is a blind genetic detective to trace DNA to help identify the victims and to solve the murders. The O'Toole family has killed more than 120 victims in the last hundred years. Also, a ruthless assassin is hell bent on killing the reporter because Michaels was responsible for the death of his best friend. This page turning thriller will be hard to put down.
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Peter Karl is a retired award-winning television investigative reporter who has been inducted into the prestigious Silver Circle of the National Television Society of Arts and Sciences for his work that spanned over 40 years. Karl is the recipient of 11 Chicago Regional Emmy Awards, the esteemed George Foster Peabody Award, two DuPont-Columbia Awards, the Robert F. Kennedy Award for journalism excellence and he was once named the national Sigma Delta Chi Investigative Reporter of the year. Karl has also been the recipient of death threats during his career as he reported on police scandals, corrupt politicians, mafia kingpins, drug dealers and some of Chicago's most ruthless street gangs.