Green Bay Murder & Mayhem - Freiss, Timothy
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Known for friendly people, traditional family values, and the Packers, Green Bay is a big city with a small-town feel. But resting beneath its welcoming demeanor is an underbelly of wickedness that has been there from its very formation. The city's downtown district rests atop one of Wisconsin's oldest burial sites, and the west side was the location for the state's second recorded hanging, which was at the time the punishment for murder. And the city's beloved football team once drafted one of America's worst serial killers. Compiling stories of stolen skulls, underground gangs, and crimes so…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Known for friendly people, traditional family values, and the Packers, Green Bay is a big city with a small-town feel. But resting beneath its welcoming demeanor is an underbelly of wickedness that has been there from its very formation. The city's downtown district rests atop one of Wisconsin's oldest burial sites, and the west side was the location for the state's second recorded hanging, which was at the time the punishment for murder. And the city's beloved football team once drafted one of America's worst serial killers. Compiling stories of stolen skulls, underground gangs, and crimes so horrendous and shocking they made national news, Timothy Freiss reveals a side of Green Bay few have seen.
Autorenporträt
Timothy Freiss was born in Menominee, Michigan, a small town sixty miles north of Green Bay. After high school, he was a military policeman in the Marine Corps and had a short stint as a jailor for the Menominee County Sheriff Department. Tim would move on to a career in the paranormal, and through publishing his first book, Haunted Green Bay, and running Green Bay Ghost Tours and the Nightshades Paranormal Museum, he has acquired substantial knowledge of the history of the Green Bay area. He currently resides in Green Bay with his wife, Cherri, and his three kids.