Looking back at Until The Twelfth Of Never

Over the course of the summer, we’ll be doing a look back at the


            
                
                    July 22, 2024
                
            Looking back at Until The Twelfth Of Never
            

            
                the true crime that's worth your time
            

            
                [Susan Howard’s complete review is here; paid subscribers can read the whole thing in their inboxes!]
Over the course of the summer, we’ll be doing a look back at the 1994 Edgar Award nominees for Best Fact Crime. These titles, published in 1993, include a classic chronicling one of true crime’s most infamous divorces and its aftermath, a sweeping Texas murder saga, a psychological study of a serial killer and the communities he targeted, and two child kidnapping cases (one extremely well known, the other less so). Are any of these titles worth a read 31 years on?
Cover detail from a past edition.
Our next 1994 Edgar nominee is the winner: Until the Twelfth of Never: The Deadly Divorce of Dan & Betty Broderick, by Bella Stumbo.
            

            
                
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