Article archive / December 1, 2015
Originally published: . Volume 6, No. 12. Source pages: 14.
Familiar Evil by Rannah Gray
In Familiar Evil Rannah Gray provides the incredible narrative of how she was contacted by a British stranger who led her to investigate the true identity of Baton Rouge's media celebrity Scott Rogers. He was actually a child sex predator whose last act was to get one of his victims to participate in murder-suicide before the FBI caught him. Written in collaboration with Mary Jane Marcantel, the paralegal whose forensic acumen broke the case, and the English survivor known by the alias Ethan, this book describes the international search for a predator who was hiding in plain sight—and who had adopted two handicapped Baton Rouge boys before being exposed.
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