Killer Clown

He successfully ran a construction business. He was involved in politics and shook hands with the First Lady of the United States. In the guise of clown Pogo, he entertained sick children. He was a husband and a caring stepfather. But no one suspected that at night John Wayne Gacy lured young men from troubled areas with deception or trickery. And brutally killed them. In the basement of his house, the remains of almost thirty decomposed bodies were found. He discarded the other bodies in the river. Only the murder of 15-year-old Robert Piest, a good boy from a well-off family, initiated police surveillance of Gacy, leading to his confession of serial murders and one of the most famous trials in U.S. history. Shocking and candid, this book, based on the recollections of police officers, lawyers, and prosecutors in the John Gacy case, tells the full story of the notorious Killer Clown.