On Friday, March 13, 1987, a quiet American town fell under a shadow it would never escape. By dawn, five people were dead, a community was shattered, and one name would become synonymous with evil. What began as a superstition - whispers about the unluckiest day of the year - became a night of real terror, a massacre that blurred the line between myth and madness.In this chilling true-crime account, The Friday the 13th Murders exposes the psychological unraveling of Daniel Price, the man who believed the curse was real - and that it demanded blood. Through exclusive interviews, interrogation transcripts, and newly uncovered evidence, this book takes you inside the investigation that stunned the nation and forever changed how we think about fear.Follow Detective Raymond Stokes as he pieces together the fragments of a mind possessed by obsession. Walk into the interrogation room where silence was more terrifying than confession. Witness how one day of superstition became a living nightmare - and how the echoes of that night still haunt anyone who dares to remember.A haunting blend of real-life horror, psychological descent, and investigative suspense, this book reveals that evil doesn't always come from legends. Sometimes, it's born from belief itself.Do you dare open the file that made Friday the 13th more than a date?Turn the page - if you're not afraid to find out what happens when fear becomes faith... and faith becomes murder.