Publisher's Summary:

This much we do know: Sophie Toscan du Plantier was murdered days before Christmas in 1996, her broken body discovered at the edge of her property near the town of Schull in West Cork, Ireland. The rest remains a mystery.

Gripping, yet ever elusive, join the real-life hunt for answers in the year’s first not-to-be-missed, true-crime series. Investigative journalist, Sam Bungey, and documentarian, Jennifer Forde, guide listeners through the brutal, unsolved murder and the tangled web of its investigation, while introducing an intricate cast of characters, a provocative prime suspect, and a recovering community whose story begs to be heard.

Eigentlich habe ich dieses Buch händeringend erwartet. Doch dann war es da und ich stand vor dem Problem - was erwarte ich davon. Ich bin noch völlig überzuckert von Twilight, aber kann die Autorin auch anders? 

Ich habe meine Antwort erhalten. 

Narrated by Gillian Anderson, no less!

The narration and text are cheesy, but I may go for it.

Today UN has a memorial on genocide in Rwanda.

www.un.org/press/en/2016/sgsm17662.doc.htm

I could understand hate. But hate enough to rape and kill is a whole different level that I don't understand at all.

What going through the mind of the Catholic priests who gave list of names to be murdered is another puzzle to me.

I do not trust any Catholic priests, bishops or nuns, for there are too many child rapists and friends of child rapists in the Catholic church. But I wouldn't think of them as someone who could commit genocide, but I was wrong. Catholic priests and nuns have enough religious delusion in them to do all sort of shitty things that normal people would not even  think of. That's the power of religious faith. 

It make me question humanity when I read about genocide. Neighbors killing neighbors and husbands killing wives.

Don't let the past be forgotten, or we would not see the warning sign for the next one.