When a down-on-his-luck Vietnam veteran is bludgeoned and stabbed to death in his campsite close to a railroad crossing, Detective Sergeant Bill Palmini has a gut feeling that this is just the tip of the iceberg. Taking command, he swiftly embeds a trusted informant into the shadowy subculture of rail hoppers. What the veteran cop doesn't know, however, is that the murderer is already thousands of miles away and the brutal killing is just one of scores, possibly hundreds, he has committed. Following the killer's bloody trail of death and terror over an eightmonth period, Palmini learns of a violent, predatory pack of criminals: the FTRA. Freight Train Riders of America. This drug-fueled, counter-culture gang from hell lives by a vicious code of robbery, rape and murder on the rails--and Palmini's prey is one of its most feared members. The killer, Robert Silveria, is captured and Palmini begins to interrogate him. A strange, inexplicable bond forms between them. As the relationship deepens, Silveria confesses to a fourteen-year killing spree and murders in twenty eight states. At his trial, the serial killer is sentenced to life in prison and Palmini continues working with the FBI and other law enforcement groups to crack down on the vicious FTRA gang and make the nation's rails safer for all of us.

Murder On the Rails

William G. Palmini Jr. And Tanya Chalupa

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They had been coworkers. They had been friends. Mark Barton seemed personable, friendly and trustworthy when he began working at Brent Doonan's day trading company, All-Tech. When he began to lose money he vanished. When Barton reappeared it was to repay his debt in a way that no one could have expected. In a blase of bullets and blood, Baron killed four Momentum employees and wounded seven others. He then calmly crossed the street to All-Tech, paid his old friend Brent a visit and shot him five times. He went on to kill five more people and wound an additional six in the worst incident of workplace violence in history.

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Doonan, Brent C.

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This is an adoption resource book that also offers the reader a personal account of the authors own successful and inspirational open adoption experience. It provides essential information about the adoption process, the choices available, a summary of legal terms and processes, attorney responses from all 50 states regarding adoption law from their state, internet sites relating to adoption, information on financial help available to adoptive parents, and several appendices with additional resource information.

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