They Died Crawling, and Other Tales of Cleveland Woe

Released on by John Stark Bellamy, II
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  • They Died Crawling, and Other Tales of Cleveland Woe Book Detail

  • Author : John Stark Bellamy, II
  • Release Date : 1995
  • Publisher : Gray & Company, Publishers
  • Genre : History
  • Pages : 254
  • ISBN 13 : 1886228035
  • File Size : 63,63 MB
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They Died Crawling, and Other Tales of Cleveland Woe by John Stark Bellamy, II PDF Summary

Book Description: The foulest crimes and worst in Cleveland history are recounted in these 15 incredible-but-true tales. Each no-holds-barred account into one of this city's most notorious moments, from the 1916 waterworks collapse to the Cleveland Clinic fire to the sensational Sam Sheppard murder trial. These gripping narratives deliver high drama and dark comedy, heroes and villains, obsession, courage, treachery, deceit, fear, and guilt -- all from the streets of Cleveland.

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