"My Search For The Son of Sam" by the actual policeman looking for him.

A fast past thriller. From stealing the wig of his wife Kaye Faye (known to you as Jacqueline Bissett ) from the police station to letters to the press and personal phone calls to Chief Inspector Calohan. From interviews with survivors, to what the police actually do on a day by day basis.

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New York City, New York (Immediate) A fast past thriller written by the New York Chief Inspector for the New York City Police (1977).
"My Search For The Son of Sam" by the actual policeman looking for him. George H. Calohan, the Chief Inspector for The New York City Police (1977)., stated "From July, 1976 until August 1977, New York City was terrorized by this serial killer, who was know as 'The Son of Sam. For 13 months, the police, the FBI, the CIA, and the International Agents, known as the '00 series participated in the manhunt. Still this overweight, flabby 280 pound ex-mail sorter eluded our efforts to bring him to justice".
Available from Barnes and Nobel ISBN: 0-595-19694-2
adobe eBook ISBN: 0-595-72218-0
MS Reader ISBN: 0-595-72219-9

George has constructed a page to allow you to review the book and by clicking on the banners, etc. The book or ebook is aviable. Go to: http://www.winner62.com/SonofSam.html

From stealing the wig of his wife Kaye Faye (known to you as Jacqueline Bissett ) from the police station to letters to the press and personal phone calls to Chief Inspector Calohan. From interviews with survivors, to what the police actually do on a day by day basis. This is no story about the birds and the bees, nor the peppermint trees, nor the big rock candy Mountain.

If you release this man: Then I have failed to convince you!
Please contact George H. Calahan at regarding any questions or for an interview
email: georgeh_ca@msn.com.

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