Book Description
With
Canadian Crimes, Max Haines brings us a collection of fifty crimes from right across Canada. There's Albert Guay of Quebec City, who blew up a plane to get rid of his wife, killing twenty-three other passengers as well; Wayne Ford of Toronto, who as a teenager killed his mother, put her into a box, and deposited her in Lake Couchiching (quite a drive!); Albert Johnson a.k.a. the Mad Trapper of Rat River, who eluded the Mounties for forty-eight days in a running battle along the Arctic Circle; Lenny Ede, who shipped his murder victim to Newfoundland (apparently a not-uncommon practice); Earl Nelson, the Winnipeg serial killer; Jane Stafford, who shot her abusive husband's head right off in Bangs Falls, Nova Scotia; Dale Nelson, who went on a killing spree in B.C.; and of course Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka.
This volume is classic Max Haines-fascinating and spine-tingling. You won't be able to put it down!
About the Author
Max Haines's "Crime Flashback" column made its debut in the Toronto Sun in 1972. Since that time, he has researched more than two thousand murder cases from around the world. Today, "Crime Flashback" appears weekly in the Toronto Sun and is syndicated around the world and in more than forty newspapers across Canada. The column has a weekly readership of more than three million and has been translated into Spanish, French and Chinese. Haines is also the author of twenty-five bestselling anthologies of crime vignettes, including
Unnatural Causes,
Canadian Crimes,
Murder Most Foul and
The Collected Works of Max Haines: Volume Four. He lives in Toronto with his wife, Marilyn.