The Thursday Turkey Murders Free Audiobook Download by Craig Rice

The Thursday Turkey Murders is a classic murder mystery by the author, Craig Rice. It was first published in 1879 and involves a series of murders of women who are enticed to come work as servants in wealthy households. The reader follows the investigation into these murders as it unfolds and tries to collect information about the method used.

Johnny Heller is a narrator who loves to perform audiobooks. He's the perfect voice for this audiobook because of his energy, enthusiasm and ability to infuse life into his performances. The characters are well-rounded, he narrates without too much emphasis on any particular character, and it's not lost in the performance.

Johnny Heller narrates, and in the process he creates a sense of life and truth. This is one audiobook you will want to listen to over and over again.

The Thursday Turkey Murders is the first crime novel of Craig Rice and was published in 1906. The story takes place on Thanksgiving Day as a bird shop owner, Elwood Murton, becomes a victim himself when his store is robbed by bandits known only as "The Thursday Turkey." The story was adapted into a silent movie in 1914.

The Thursday Turkey Murders is a story about the life of Johnny Heller and his struggle to find meaning. He has a keen interest in Native American customs and rituals, but becomes frustrated when he can't find one that doesn't involve some kind of animal murder. When a man named Mr. Frump comes into town and makes it his mission to murder turkeys on Thursdays, however, he's compelled to take up the cause.

"The Thursday Turkey Murders audiobook" is a murder mystery that's narrated by Johnny Heller, who claimed to be the son of Craig Rice. It was published in 1926 and is set in New York City during the Roaring Twenties. The novel centers on the story of Johnny Heller who, after bringing his father home from a night at the club, tries to have him committed to an insane asylum because his father supposedly murdered their butler and chauffeur and ran away with a million dollars in cash.