The Hollywood Strangler
Nathan Goodwin
Works of: Fiction
In the glitzy, gritty underbelly of 1980s Los Angeles, a chilling series of murders left the city gripped with fear. Six small-time actors and actresses met brutal ends; their bodies grotesquely posed in scenes from the films that had given them their fleeting fame. The Hollywood Strangler evaded capture, leaving behind only a trace of DNA and a legacy of terror. Decades later, the case remains ice-cold, a favorite for true-crime aficionados but a nightmare for detectives. The LAPD Cold Case Homicide Unit, desperate for a breakthrough on this case, turns to Venator, an elite investigative genetic genealogy company headed up by Madison Scott-Barnhart. Knowing the media storm that the case will attract, Madison reluctantly agrees to take on the investigation, where she and her small team must use their forensic genetic genealogy skills to identify one of the most infamous serial killers in U.S. history. But only if the remaining DNA proves sufficient to test…
Sub-genres
Other books by Nathan Goodwin
The Sawtooth Slayer
The Foundlings
The Chester Creek Murders
The Sterling Affair
The Wicked Trade
The Suffragette’s Secret
The Missing Man
The Spyglass File
The America Ground
The Orange Lilies
The Lost Ancestor
Hiding the Past
The Asylum (short prequel to the Forensic Genealogist series)
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