Best of everything Frank....... I am so looking forward to reading your new book. In fact I can't wait.
auntie Arl
Susan Dobay
Monrovia
Nov 17, 2012 @
9:14 PM
Looking forward to read more of your wrightings.
I follow your articles in the Star News. Susan
Skeptical Reader
Earth
Feb 12, 2012 @
7:55 AM
Ah, happy to learn of the book and of the trial; and yes of those University of Wisconsin bags!
Frank -- didn't you find a deceased Jane Doe in Tennessee, 6 foot tall with strawberry blonde hair?
Melissa Radcliff
Los Angeles, CA
Jan 26, 2012 @
10:50 AM
Can't wait to read your book Frank!! Congratulations and the very best to you. I used to work for Traconex so I remember you when!
Webmaster
Los Angeles, CA
Jan 24, 2012 @
1:55 PM
To Timothy S.: We now have a Forum on this site. Please feel free to start a topic.
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Timothy S
Boston, MA
Jan 24, 2012 @
12:01 PM
Is there a place where we can go to exchange questions and theories about the case?
Lawrence Walton
Pasadena, CA
Jan 21, 2012 @
5:20 AM
This sounds like an instant classic that will transcend the self-publishing industry and possibly solve the crime itself. Mr. Girardot's work is legendary in the local news community for being masterfully typed and exceedingly competent. The Clark Rockefeller case is important to America--it reflects what happens when a man of little talent or self-awareness attempts to over-compensate with shameless grandiosity. Such an approach to life can result in unspeakable acts, such as those likely chronicled in this work. I hope the true identity of this con man is revealed.
Paul Sellers
Atascadero, CA
Jan 17, 2012 @
3:03 PM
The story sounds intriguing, now looking forward to the details...
Marie Girardot
Washington DC
Jan 17, 2012 @
9:44 AM
Now that I have read the first chapter, I am waiting on pins and needles for the rest of the story from Frank.
Ron
Monrovia
Jan 15, 2012 @
1:02 AM
Love the Old Man type for the chapter one preview.
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