Welcome to Litsy!

Before the Netflix special and this book, I didn‘t know much about JWG. I knew his moniker, Killer Clown, and the horror story that was his crawl space, which was enough for me (terrified of clowns because of ⬆️). Getting the perspective from the lawyer not only provided great detail into the man, the crimes, but also the law and procedure behind catching, and prosecution. A great read.

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I was thoroughly enjoying the narrator from the very beginning. His voice acting is phenomenal, but when we reach the part where Gacey unloads on his lawyer? This guy is giving a star quality read. Shout out to him! #currentlylistening

While my tangible reads are light, my audiobooks are quite dark. #currentlylistening

Everything that can be said about Gacy‘s story has been said umpteen times, but it was interesting to hear it from the perspective of his lawyer, Sam Amirante. However, I couldn‘t decide if I really liked or really detested the character he portrays himself as, or his addition to Gacy‘s story. There were points where he went into minutiae and repetition, which were a bit annoying when listened to as an audiobook. I enjoyed it on the whole, though.

Interesting read. So awful that a man could take so many young lives.

I know I‘m a day early, but I will be avoiding Litsy tomorrow because I am terrified, TERRIFIED, of clowns. So, since tomorrow‘s #ScreamathonPhotoChallenge prompt is #ScaryClown, here‘s my real-life pick for the prompt and I will see you all in two days because I cannot scroll through a day‘s worth of Pennywise photos. Nope. Nope. Nope.

John Wayne Gacy‘s victims were waiting to be discovered in the crawl space of his house and their loved ones were waiting for justice to be served! #ivebeenwaitingforyou #ABBAinAugust

"It's funny, the people that wrap themselves most snugly in the American flag, the ones that scream the loudest about their freedoms and their constitutional rights are often the very people that lose sight of the meaning of all of that wonderful rhetoric as soon as push comes to shove, as soon as their precepts that we as a people so cherish come to be tested."

I decided to see what unread books I had on my phone's Kindle app ... I may have a problem. #TBR #ebooks