Easter Bonnet Murder Free Audiobook Download by Leslie Meier

The story of the Easter bonnet murderer is a true crime story that happened in 1978. Leslie Meier tied red ribbons on her little sister's arms and told her to hide under the dining room table. He stabbed his mother, then left for school. When he got back home, she was dead and he had planned to cover up the crime by telling everyone she died from a heart attack. But his plan fell apart because of one thing: everyone knew about the red ribbons and believed his mother's death wasn't natural. The police caught him quickly and sentenced him to 32 years in prison where he will stay until 2020.

The Easter Bonnet Murder is a fabulous audiobook which is narrated by Karen White. White is an amazing narrator who captures the not so light hearted stories of Leslie Meier and her mother with amazing detail.

"The Easter Bonnet Murder" is a 1938 mystery novel written by Leslie Meier. It was originally published as a serial in Cosmopolitan magazine from 1934 to 1935 and was later released in book form. The story centers on the investigation of the murder of Joan Bennett, who had been wearing an Easter bonnet when she disappeared from a country fair.

In this intriguing audiobook, author Leslie Meier creates a fascinating story around the Easter Bonnet Murder of 1843. She does an excellent job of drawing the reader into a world that is unfamiliar to most. Rather than give away any spoilers for this book, I will only say that if you enjoy a good mystery story with engaging characters, you will certainly be interested in this audiobook download.

A bonnet is a type of headgear worn as part of traditional or bridal attire, covering the hair at the nape of the neck, or on either side and back of the head. It is made from a close-fitting cloth material. In England, an Easter bonnet traditionally denotes an outfit that is worn by children on Easter Monday, representing the first day of spring. The bow formed by the strings in front will have flowers sewn into them.

In 1938, the town of Easterton, Texas was hit with a tragedy. The owner of the only textile mill in town was found dead in his office-less than twenty-four hours after he had been seen alive by his employees. His secretary found him as she arrived for work that morning and she immediately notified the police. However, before there could be any investigation into the case, another woman came forward and said that she saw her boss kill himself.