Okay, imagine a quiet little town in Kansas, where life is, like, really simple and peaceful. That's Holcombuntil one chilling night in November 1959 flipped everything upside down. The Clutter family, just living their lives, was brutally murdered in their own home. Yeah, it's the kind of story that's so shocking it sticks with you, and that's exactly what this book, Holcomb's Scars: Clutter Family Murders by Muhsin Shikder, brings to life.This isn't,...

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