Summary of M. William Phelps's Kill For Me

Everest Media

Description

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 The killer was to approach the victim and shoot her in the parking lot in broad daylight. He was to look into her eyes.
#2 The killer was to approach the victim and shoot her in the parking lot in broad daylight. He was to look into her eyes.
#3 The killer was to approach the victim and shoot her in the parking lot in broad daylight. He was to look into her eyes.
#4 Sandee Rozzo was killed in her car on the bridge to Old Tampa Bay. Her killer, who had been following her for eight hours, woke up just in time to watch her go over the bridge.

Sujets

• True Crime
• Sexual Assault

Informations

• Publié par: Everest Media LLC
• Date de parution: 21 septembre 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9798350030594
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

Extrait

Insights on M. William Phelps's Kill For Me
Contents Insights from Chapter 1 Insights from Chapter 2 Insights from Chapter 3 Insights from Chapter 4
Insights from Chapter 1

#1

The killer was to approach the victim and shoot her in the parking lot in broad daylight. He was to look into her eyes.

#2

The killer was to approach the victim and shoot her in the parking lot in broad daylight. He was to look into her eyes.

#3

The killer was to approach the victim and shoot her in the parking lot in broad daylight. He was to look into her eyes.

#4

Sandee Rozzo was killed in her car on the bridge to Old Tampa Bay. Her killer, who had been following her for eight hours, woke up just in time to watch her go over the bridge.

#5

Sandee Rozzo's killer was to approach her in a parking lot and shoot her in the face. He was to look into her eyes.

#6

The killer had called the Svengali, who had told him to get out at a stoplight, then just shoot her. He did, and ran away.

#7

The killer had called the Svengali and was told to get out at a stoplight, then just shoot her. He did, and ran away.

#8

Tony Ponicall shot and killed Sandee Rozzo in her car on the bridge to Old Tampa Bay. He had been dating her for two years.

#9

Tony Ponicall, Sandee’s ex-boyfriend, was the first person on the scene. He claimed he heard a noise that startled him and woke up. He then went downstairs and saw Sandee’s car in the garage, with Sandee’s window broken.

#10

Tony Ponicall, Sandee’s ex-boyfriend, was the first person on the scene. He claimed he heard a noise that startled him and woke up. He then went downstairs and saw Sandee’s car in the garage, with Sandee’s window broken.

#11

Tony Ponicall shot and killed Sandee Rozzo in her car on the bridge to Old Tampa Bay. He had been dating her for two years.

#12

Paul Andrews, a Tampa detective, was a Florida transplant. He was born in New Jersey, and his mother remarried within a few years. He had two stepbrothers, two sisters, and a half brother in Pinellas County.

#13

In 1988, sixteen-year-old Jason Harless and fifteen-year-old Jason McCoy broke into a house and went to a school, where they shot three people, killing assistant principal Richard Allen and injuring two others.

#14

One afternoon, two men followed a group of elderly women around grocery stores, waiting for the women to remove their wedding rings. When they did, the two men would violently attack the women, robbing them and taking anything of value.

#15

A hitman bumped into a woman named Sandee Rozzo on the bridge to Old Tampa Bay and killed her. Her ex-boyfriend, Tony Ponicall, shot and killed her in her car.

#16

Tony Ponicall, Sandee’s ex-boyfriend, was the first person on the scene. He claimed he heard a noise that startled him and woke up. He then went downstairs and saw Sandee’s car in the garage, with Sandee’s window broken.

#17

Tony Ponicall shot and killed Sandee Rozzo in her car on the bridge to Old Tampa Bay. He had been dating her for two years. Paul Andrews, a Tampa detective, was the first person on the scene. He claimed he heard a noise that startled him and woke up. He then went downstairs and saw Sandee’s car in the garage, with Sandee’s window broken.

#18

A Tampa detective, Paul Andrews, was the first on the scene of a murder. He claimed he heard a noise that startled him and woke up. He then went downstairs and saw Sandee’s car in the garage, with Sandee’s window broken. Tony Ponicall, Sandee’s ex-boyfriend, was the first person on the scene.

#19

Tony Ponicall, Sandee’s ex-boyfriend, was the first person on the scene. He claimed he heard a noise that startled him and woke up. He then went downstairs and saw Sandee’s car in the garage, with Sandee’s window broken.

#20

A Tampa detective followed a trail of evidence to find Tracey Humphries, the woman who had brutally murdered Sandee Rozzo.

#21

Tony Ponicall, Sandee’s ex-boyfriend, was the first person on the scene of the murder. He claimed he heard a noise that startled him and woke up. He then went downstairs and saw Sandee’s car in the garage, with Sandee’s window broken.

#22

Tony Ponicall, Sandee’s ex-boyfriend, was the first person on the scene. He claimed he heard a noise that startled him and woke up. He then went downstairs and saw Sandee’s car in the garage, with Sandee’s window broken.

#23

Tony Ponicall, Sandee’s ex-boyfriend, was the first person on the scene. He claimed he heard a noise that startled him and woke up. He then went downstairs and saw Sandee’s car in the garage, with Sandee’s window broken.

#24

Tony Ponicall, Sandee’s ex-boyfriend, was the first person on the scene of the murder. He claimed he heard a noise that startled him and woke up. He then went downstairs and saw Sandee’s car in the garage, with Sandee’s window broken.

#25

Tony Ponicall, Sandee’s ex-boyfriend, was the first person on the scene of the murder. He claimed he heard a noise that startled him and woke up. He then went downstairs and saw Sandee’s car in the garage, with Sandee’s window broken.

#26

The police had a problem with the name Tracey Humphrey, or Tracey Humphries, as they were being told early on.