The Sunday Epic: He Murdered My Uncle...Then Wrote a Fake Memoir About It Three decades after a killer tried to rewrite his narrative around a brutal crime, Jessica Lipsky seeks to set the record straight. Our most recent Deep Dive story is generating a lot of buzz! So for this week’s Sunday Epic we’re making it free for everyone to read.
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The body of 45-year-old Mark Slavin lay in the rear bedroom of room 2017, a laundry bag tied over his head, a belt around his neck and a red Swiss Army knife near his non-dominant hand. This post has bonus content for paid subscribers. Upgrade to get full access.
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