PLEASE DON'T KILL MOMMY! the True Story of a Man Who Killed His Wife, Got Away With It, Then Killed Again

Paperback. Tim Boczkowski got married, started a business, and went to church on Sundays. He also killed his wife. On November 4, 1990, Tim Boczkowski phoned 911 in Greensboro, North Carolina, to report his wife Elaine lying motionless in the bathtub. In the days that followed the paramedics' failed efforts to revive Elains, the detectives began to suspect that Tim had murdered his wife after a quarrel. But with no eyewitnesses to the crime - the couple's 3 children were in bed asleep - Tim went free to pick up the pieces of his life. Then he did it again. Four years later Tim's second wife - a woman who had devoted herself to his children - died under similar circumstances. Immediately, his past was tightened around him like a noose, and some of those who knew him best began to believe that the mild-mannered, religiously devout Boczkowski was really a madman who killed his wives with his bare hands. But Tim Boczkowski's worst crime of all may have been committed against his own children: taking away their mother not once but twice. Illus. with 8pp. of photos. 305pp. p/back. From the library of true crime writer, Wilfred Gregg, with his personal b/plate. F. with no creasing to covers.