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The
Cheaters
The Walter Scott Murder
by Scottie Priesmeyer |
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$ 10.95 $ 7.95 US
$ 14.95 $10.95 Canadian.
Paperback
ISBN: 0-9654668-3-3;
256 Pages |
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| Book Description: |
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riveting true-crime account focuses on the motivating factors of
lust, greed, and cheating, which triggered two grisly murders in
1983, one of them being Walter Scott, lead singer of Bob Kuban and
the In-Men, who skyrocketed the song "The Cheater" to
the top of Billboard's chart. The book recreates Scott's
struggle to attain stardom...sexual passion...events leading to
the murder...a frustrating police investigation...the exhumation
of one of the victims...the gruesome discovery of Scott's body in
a cistern...and the six year battle to get justice through the
justice system.
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| About the Author: |
| Priesmeyer
has been a freelance writer for 25 years, has won awards for her
writing, holds a MA in English, and spent over 7 months
researching police reports, documents, and interviewed numerous
subjects, including the convicted murderer in a maximum security
prison.
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| Other books by author: |
| Silent
Justice
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| Testimonials
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"Bob Kuban and the In-Men, featuring
Walter Scott, was the first musical group since Chuck Berry to
bring national recording success to my hometown of St.
Louis. The Cheaters: The Walter Scott Murder
is an intriguing look into the life of Walter Scott, who saw
his dreams come true, only to have it all come to a nightmarish
end. Priesmeyer wrote an excellent story. Great
reading!" -- Michael McDonald,
singer, songwriter and former member of the Dooby Brothers
"A fascinating true-crime well
told." -- Bill McClellan, columnist for the
St. Louis Post-Dispatch and author of true-crime book Evidence
of Murder
"Scottie Priesmeyer so vividly
recounted the ill-fated story of Walter Scott's life. The
balance of authenticity and entertainment value of this complex
true-crime is an obvious tribute to Priesmeyer's extensive
research and writing talent." -- Tom Collins,
President Collins Music Corporation, Nashville
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| Reviews
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"It's a good story and a fast
read."
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David Hinckley, columnist for the New York Daily News
"A quick-paced, popular style...an
engrossing work for readers of the true-crime genre."
-- Henry
Berry, The Small Press Book Review
"The Cheaters holds within its
pages a gripping true-life mystery that is easy to pick up, and
hard to put down."
-- James A. Cox, The
Midwest Book Review
"It's a brisk, fascinating
read."
-- Dave Hoekstra,
columnist for the The Chicago SunTimes
"I simply couldn't put it down...a
wonderful job."
-- Faye M. Dasen, The
Pilot, Southern Pines, NC
"A worthwile beach read!"
-- Lisa Alcock, Middlesex News
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