Defending a Monster Reviewed by Publishers Weekly

“How do you defend a madman accused of killing 30 young men and teenagers? That is the powerful theme of this book by a retired judge and criminal attorney whose first case was defending John Wayne Gacy, a popular community figure who began a deranged killing spree in Illinois in the 1970s.”…

…”What emerges is a deep probing into Gacy’s mind as it unraveled into a “detached, disconnected” madness wrapped in a maze of sexual confusion and murderous intent.”…

Publishers Weekly Reviewed on: 06/06/2011