Wayne Dumond was a vicious serial predator \;with a troubling past of assault and homicide\, not just another cr iminal. However\, a complex network of deceit\, manipulation\, and influen ce freed him from prison. After being freed he struck again\, ruthlessly k illing two more people.
\nThrough exclusive interviews and compellin g details\, investigative writer D.R. Bartlette tells the terrifying true story \;of how a monster was able to escape punishment due to a corrup t legal system\, political ambition\, and conspiracy theories. \;
\ nAbout the Author: \;DeLani Bartlette&rsquo\;s fas cination with true crime started at age 8\, with an episode of the forensi c crime television show Quincy\, M.E. She followed her passion fo r writing by earning a Master&rsquo\;s Degree in journalism\, and wrote do zens of articles and essays as a freelance journalist on topics ranging fr om school lunches to the study of human decomposition &ndash\; the weirder \, the better. \; \; \; \; \; \; \; &nbs p\; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \ ; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \;< /p>\n
Bartlette was also a regular writer on Medium.com for a few years\ , often earning Top Writer status in both the History and True Crime genre s. She never tires of learning and writing about true crime\, where she ca n explore the theme of justice &ndash\; who gets it and who doesn&rsquo\;t \, and why. DeLani lives in Fayetteville and hosts a true crime show on Yo uTube\, \;The Murder Nerd.
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