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Guest Post: Excerpt from Ruth Snyder: The Real-Life Murderess Inspiring The Modern Femme Fatale by Justin L. Murphy
Please welcome author Justin L. Murphy to the blog today as he shares an excerpt from his new book, Ruth Snyder: The Real-Life Murdere...
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