Tilly

I do hope you're talking about Blood and Money by Tommy Thompson. That's one of the best reads you will ever see. It set the standard by which all other true-crime docu-books are still measured today.

Forget that trash by Ann Kurth. It's garbage. Which is precisely why Hollywood chose it for a TV movie.

Yes Blood and Money, I read that crap by Ann Kurth and you are right, not worth the paper it was writen on. I read Blood and Money several times but it has been quite a few years.

No problem! I am 40, so I don't remember any of this when it happened. I did see the movie and read both books after that. It's a fascinating story.

Reading the thread, I do think the Halloween costumes were a bit over the top .... There was a little grey kitty cat that came out while we were taking pictures, I couldn't help but think how odd, that it was grey, just like the horse.

I wish the weather had been better.

Anyway, enjoy the pics

I am 43, about to be 44 so I do not remember her death and all the who ha but I was old enough by the time the book came out and the movie. I am still going to go and re-read it.

Took a field trip today with my new Rebel, here are some pictures of the house

http://www.flickr.com/photos/krazykimmy/se...57612991659638/

and

http://www.flickr.com/photos/krazykimmy/se...57612990921032/

Thank you for the pictures!

I went to google earth and look at the home but your shots are much better, even though you can go down the street, around the corner and by her parents home.

The home two doors down from her mother's and father's home 1049 Kirby Drive (going toward Joan's) is for sale.

Here is a link and you can go to "Mape It" and hit the areal view...

http://search.har.com/engine/dispSearch.cf...mp;backButton=Y

I really like the home. I think some of the modern furniture is to much of a good thing but love the clean lines of the interior...

Ok I am Mary come lately to this and I registered here when I found this topic on a google search.

My mother use to show on the American Saddlebred circuit with Joan Robinson back in the 60