SUCH A GOOD BOY. How a Pampered Son's Greed Led to Murder

Hardback. 18yr. old Darren Huenemann of Saanich B.C. was a model son and the apple of his grandmother's eye. His mother Sharon praised him as a "perfect gentleman," and his grandmother, Doris Leatherbarrow, had given him a car for his birthday. His grandmother owned a string of dress shops and Darren had money in the bank, a courtesy of Gran. In 1989, Doris Leatherbarrow made out her will. She left half of her $4 million estate to her daughter Sharon, and half to her grandson Darren. At the same time, Sharon Huenemann updated her will, leaving her share of Doris's estate to her son. Some day, they told Darren, he would be a very rich young man. In the late fall of 1989, Darren Huenemann decided that he didn't want to wait. Illus. 268pp. 8vo h/back. From the library of true-crime writer, Wilfred Gregg, with his personal b/plate. F. in f. dw.