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| Category: True Crime |
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| About the Book | |
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On the muggy Massachusetts morning of August 31, 2013, a driver discovered a motionless dog lying in the middle of a road in Quincy, Massachusetts. When he stepped out of his vehicle and walked closer, he realized a small female Pit Bull Terrier mix. Barely alive, she wore fresh spots of blood on her head and was unable to stand or walk. The driver and his friend sought immediate help for the dog whose fate was uncertain.
The discovery sparked a series of investigations and court proceedings which would cover a near five-year span and shatter the hearts of millions. While state laws relating to animal cruelty would improve, For many individuals, the emotional scars caused by the events would last a lifetime.
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| Reviews | |
The Puppy Doe case was a horrifying tragedy for Massachusetts and for animal lovers worldwide. Sandra Lee was not just an advocate for this beautiful abused animal, she has written a riveting book describing in detail the case. I have long been a fan of her writing. This book is stellar.
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| About the Author | |
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Sandra Lee is a Boston-based mystery writer and a freelance investigative journalist often recognized by the media. For twenty years prior to beginning her writing career, she worked as a legal assistant and paralegal. Lee is a graduate of Northeastern University where she studied criminal justice. |