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Blurb: “"JOURNALIST'S BOOK A KEY TO UNRAVELING EYLER MYSTERY...
Torture killing case reopened partly
because of information presented in FREED TO KILL"
Chicago Tribune, Dec. 23, 1990
A restless drifter, Larry Eyler is alleged to have kidnapped, tortured, and murdered at least 23 young men, leaving their dismembered corpses scattered along highways throughout Illinois and Indiana. Never bothering to cover up his grisly deeds-even appearing in public wearing boots stained with the blood of his victims-Eyler managed to elude capture for nearly three years. Then, in September of 1983, he was apprehended by police—only to have his arrest ruled illegal... releasing him back into society to kill once more.
Emmy Award-winning journalist Gera-Lind Kolarik brilliantly re-creates a madman's odyssey —following serial killer
Larry Eyler from the leather bars of Indianapolis and Chicago through his gruesome four-state killing spree— in a chilling true story of obsession, murder...and staggering legal incompetence.”