Did Michelle MacNamara's Book 'I'll Be Gone in the Dark' Help Catch The Golden State Killer? - Showbiz Cheat Sheet

McNamara’s book of the same name.

in investigating the Golden State Killer, a serial rapist, and killer who.

McNamara’s book was released posthumously.

Sunday, June 28th on @hbo and @hbomax is the premiere of the 6-part docuseries that details Michelle McNamara’s obsessive search for The Golden State Killer, one of California’s most notorious cold cases.

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McNamara, who married Patton.

Oswalt in 2005, is often credited with giving the killer the moniker he is.

Before McNamara dubbed him The Golden State Killer, the.

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charged with the crimes that occupied so much of her time.

announcement of his arrest, Oswalt paid tribute to his late wife on social.

It was just two months after McNamara’s book was published

Oswalt

the timing, that something inside the book led to the capture

While the Sheriff’s department noted that McNamara’s

blog and the book might have renewed interest in the case, they insist there

who would eventually be charged with the crimes

help to bring renewed interest and increased tips

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and Vanished, renewed interest