Ashley Pond was only twelve years old when she vanished from a school bus stop in a town south of Portland, Oregon. As a shocked community came together and police began a frantic search, another tragedy was just about to take place.
Miranda Gaddis was Ashley's best friend. Just two months after Ashley's disappearance, Miranda was on her way to school when she, too, was abducted. Nobody knew the scandalous, unspeakable secret that the two girls shared…except for one man who lived just one block away.
The police and FBI managed to overlook the girls' neighbor whose daughter was a friend of Miranda and Ashley's―and who had a catalog of sexual-assault allegations behind him. Author Linda O'Neal was a private investigator intimately involved in this shocking case. Now, she and her co-authors―also participants in the case―tell the chilling story of one town's devastating loss…and how the murderer was finally found.

The Missing Girls: A Shocking True Story of Abduction and Murder (St. Martin's True Crime Library)

Politics & Social Sciences

O'Neal, Linda

Tennyson, Philip

Watson, Rick

Social Sciences

St. Martin's True Crime

Retiring? Thinking of RVing full time? Then GOTHERE: The Journey from Working Stiff to Happy Camper is a must read that just might save you $100,000 or maybe your life.

Gothere: A Journey From Working Stiff to Happy Camper

Travel

Specialty Travel

Infinity Publishing

When local police and federal agents fail to find two girls, a frustrated Pond family turns to one of their own: Linda O'Neal. O'Neal, step-grandmother to Ashley Pond and a private invenstigator, is sent on a wild chase after clues and suspects. But after stake-outs and fact-finding, her hunches all lead to one culprit — a supsect police aren't looking at. Now, O'Neal must do whateaver it takes to bring the perpetrator to justice and find the truth behind two missing girls.

Missing: The Oregon City Girls: A Shocking True Story of Abduction and Murder

Biographies & Memoirs

True Crime

New Horizon Press

Anecdotes of the Life of Richard Watson: Written by Himself at Different Intervals, and Revised in 1814

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WATSON, Richard

Nabu Press

Das Leben Johann Wesley's: Nebst Einer Schilderung Des Methodismus Und Seiner Unh Nger in Grossbritannien Und Irland. Beitrag Zur Christlichen Re (German Edition)

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Arkose Press

No one could have predicted that a tiny outpost in the middle of the desert between Salt Lake City and southern California would become a world-renowned tourist destination. Nor could anyone have envisioned that only fifty years later over 300,000 children would be attending school beneath the bright lights of the Las Vegas skyline.Filled with photos dating back to the earliest days in southern Nevada, [i]Education in the Neon Shadow[/i] chronicles the birth and growth of a school district in one of the most unique settings imaginable.

Education in the Neon Shadow: The First 50 Years of the Clark County School District

History

Peters, Jonathan

Carl, Kay

Gallifent, John R.

Americas

Stephens Pr Llc

A Firm Worth Building: Running a Better Professional Business

Business & Money

CLARKE, Michael

Salimi, Patrick

Management & Leadership

Poignant Press

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