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David Reichert's Chasing The Devil

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Introduction A 306-page autobiography entitled “Chasing the Devil,” recounts Sheriff David Reichert search for the Green River killer from 1972 to 2001. The book races awareness to prevent young woman from being caught up in a life of desperation and danger on streets. It manifest how passionate David Reichert is on being a competitor and a protector detective. Thus, after 20 years of playing a cat-and-mouse game to the Green River killer justice was served. Summary The book starts showing the author’s love for being a detective ever since he was a child. It was a phenomenon story, discovering three women’s bodies near suburban Seattle’s Green River without any clues left who the killer was. As time passes by, more corpses and human remains

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