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Don't get it!Reviewed by ANDY D., 2009-04-16
The title is Chasing the Devil: My Twenty-Year Quest to Capture the
Green River Killer, but the killer was cought in 2001, he became a
suspect in 1982, so, it is not twenty year quest, it is 19 year
quest. I am guessing 20 sounds better then 19.
Chasing the Devil - My Review!Reviewed by deathproof22, 2009-04-10
This book was excellent! I very much enjoyed reading this book. I initially saw the movie The Capture of the Green River Killer on Lifetime, and I never even knew about the Green River Killer! In 2003, I was just going into my senior year of high school and was amazed that I hadn't paid more attention to the current events. Dave Reichert's story is exceptional. This book really gives you in an in-depth account of the Green River Killer and the people who never gave up the search for justice! GREAT BOOK!!!
Self centered Self indulgentReviewed by Gatorgirl, 2009-02-18
After reading much of the books on Gary Ridgeway aka GRK. I found this book very disappointing. I found it self centered and self indulgent. David Reichert makes it sound like he was the only one working the case. In fact, Mr. Reichert was working on his career and promoted thru the ranks. Becoming Sheriff eventually. He wasn't involved in the case for years. Other people in the department worked more years on the case and solved it. I don't recommend this book. There are a lot better books about Gary Ridgeway aka GRK to read.
Keeps you readingReviewed by Irene N. Melby, 2009-01-09
This nonfiction book kept me reading into the early morning. I wish it had been fiction, however.
True story written by the lead detectiveReviewed by K. Bennett, 2008-09-06
After seeing the movie that was based on this book, I had to read the book. I really enjoyed reading the story from the detective's point of view. We always expect the police and investigators to find the "killer" as quickly as they do in movies and books. This book shows the bureaucracy behind the investigation and why cold cases can drag on for years. Very eye opening book. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys true crime books.