
Killer in the Family: The Hidden Costs of Loving Someone the World Hates
- Chris Watts, family annihilator. Left behind: Parents Ronnie and Cindy/Sister Jamie
- Keith Jesperson, serial killer. Left behind: Daughter Melissa Moore
- Diane Downs, monstrous mother. Left behind: Ex-husband Steve Downs
- Diane Downs, biological mother. Left behind: Daughter Becky Babcock
- John E. Robinson, the Internet's first serial killer. Left behind: Kidnapped niece Heather Robinson
- Drew Peterson, killer cop. Left behind: Son Stephen Peterson
- Magen Fieramusca, baby stealer/killer. Left behind: Brother Corban Bates
- Christine Varness, slayer granny. Left Behind: Granddaughter Kourtney Nichole
- Nicole Brown Simpson, crime of the century. Left Behind: Sister Denise Brown
Killer in the Family is the intimate, unflinching account of what it's like to love a killer in the family. Moore and coauthor Michele Matrisciani share these rare, unguarded conversations resulted from asking deeply uncomfortable questions that until now have gone undiscovered--moments where these families opened up exclusively and without reservation about the hidden cost of loving someone the world hates.
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- Chris Watts, family annihilator. Left behind: Parents Ronnie and Cindy/Sister Jamie
- Keith Jesperson, serial killer. Left behind: Daughter Melissa Moore
- Diane Downs, monstrous mother. Left behind: Ex-husband Steve Downs
- Diane Downs, biological mother. Left behind: Daughter Becky Babcock
- John E. Robinson, the Internet's first serial killer. Left behind: Kidnapped niece Heather Robinson
- Drew Peterson, killer cop. Left behind: Son Stephen Peterson
- Magen Fieramusca, baby stealer/killer. Left behind: Brother Corban Bates
- Christine Varness, slayer granny. Left Behind: Granddaughter Kourtney Nichole
- Nicole Brown Simpson, crime of the century. Left Behind: Sister Denise Brown
Killer in the Family is the intimate, unflinching account of what it's like to love a killer in the family. Moore and coauthor Michele Matrisciani share these rare, unguarded conversations resulted from asking deeply uncomfortable questions that until now have gone undiscovered--moments where these families opened up exclusively and without reservation about the hidden cost of loving someone the world hates.









