The Murder Police
About this audiobook
A tale of murder, seven people in five months it all began on October 14, 2003. The citizens of Chicago were glued to their television sets watching the Cub's play the Florida Marlins in game five of the national league playoffs. Simultaneously, on the far south side of the city, two young struggling drug addicted women entered into an abandoned house with the sole purpose of having sex for drugs. Little did they know, they would never leave again. The two men they met that fateful night would go on a killing spree starting with them. A gruesome series of murders that went on for months before the police would ever become aware of the crimes. It is now a race between the killers, who are definitely planning to kill again, and "The Murder Police," who must stop them before any more innocent women are murdered. The language is real. The people are real. This story is real and it leaves you on the very edge of your seat with a racing spellbound heart until the very end. This is one of many tragic true cases of Chicago's finest, better known as...
"The Murder Police"
About the author
Judge Hardy began his law enforcement career as a Chicago police officer, October 22nd, 1973. He was promoted to investigator- detective and assigned to The Area #2 Youth Division, which is now named, Special Victims Unit. In November of 1990, he was promoted to the rank of Sergeant. During his tenure, he served as a watch commander in the public housing units, which encompassed the Cabrini Green Housing Projects. Before retiring in 2001, he obtained his Bachelor’s Degree in Law Enforcement Management from Calumet College of Saint Joseph and a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from Saint Xavier University in Chicago, Illinois. Judge Hardy currently teaches Criminal Justice at a community college in Phoenix, Arizona.
