Once a part of the Monon Rail Line, the High Bridge was built in the 1890s. Ultimately, it was this decision that cost them both their lives.

They had had a sleepover the night before the surprise day off and they decided that there was no better way to spend this beautiful, warm day than to go take pictures and hang out on the Monon High Bridge in Delphi, Indiana. 13 year old Abigail Williams and her best friend, 14 year old Liberty German found themselves excited about the possibilities for the day. It was one of those perfect, unexpected days full of sunshine after a long, cold winter a perfect day for kids to have off of school, which is exactly what happened in Delphi, due to an unused snow day for that school year. Leave a comment with your true crime book recommendations and let me know if you’ve read “The Serial Killer Whisperer.”įebruwas an unseasonably warm day. Soon, these killers start to befriend Tony, opening up to him and some even calling him a “best friend.” All of the heinous details they share start to take a huge toll on Tony, who considers cutting ties with his serial killer acquaintances but when he is asked by investigators from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children to help solve a murder, Tony finds a new purpose.ĭetails unlike you’ve ever heard before, straight from the killer’s minds will pull you in, and the story of how Tony went from the depths of despair to his life’s calling, will keep you riveted until the very last page. Tony’s TBI allows him to emotionally connect with these notorious killers, when it had been isolating him from friends and family. This book follows Tony Ciaglia who, after suffering a traumatic brain injury at a summer camp when he was 15 years old, finds a commonality with the serial killers he starts writing to, who are in prison.

The book that I’m HIGHLY recommending this week is “The Serial Killer Whisperer” by Pete Earley. If you follow me over on Instagram, you’ve probably seen me talk about this book already, but I have to share it again. I’ve read it a few different times, because I find it SO fascinating. This book has been on my shelf for a long time. Now that we’re deep into November, and those gloomy, fall days are happening more and more often, I thought I’d share my first book recommendation with you! One of my favorite things to do on a gloomy fall day is to curl up with a good book and a warm cup of coffee.

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