Beneath the rolling cornfields and along the forgotten highways of America's Heartland, darkness is never far from the surface.Are you ready to uncover the most chilling murders, unsolved mysteries, and infamous serial killers that have haunted the Midwest for over a century? True Crime and Tragedy in the Midwest plunges readers into 40 unforgettable stories of murder, mystery, and tragedy from Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, and Indiana, each case more gripping and real than the last.Inside You'll Discover: Notorious Serial Killers: Encounter the twisted minds of John Wayne Gacy, H. H. Holmes, the Bloody Benders, and more.Unsolved Murders & Disappearances: Explore the chilling Villisca Axe Murders, the enduring mystery of the Springfield Three, and cold cases that still haunt communities.Historic True Crime: Journey from 19th-century frontier violence to modern forensics as each chapter exposes a new Midwest nightmare.Ordinary Places, Extraordinary Evil: See how violence erupted in small towns, family farms, lonely highways, and cities alike-proving that even the quietest communities can harbor deadly secrets.Painstaking Research & Haunting Storytelling: Every case is brought to life with meticulous detail, interviews, archival documents, and atmospheric writing that puts you in the heart of each mystery.If you love true crime books, real unsolved mysteries, and historic murder cases-especially those set in the American Midwest-this collection belongs on your shelf.Whether you're fascinated by serial killers, drawn to unsolved crimes, or searching for local history with a chilling twist, True Crime and Tragedy in the Midwest delivers page-turning, real-life stories that you'll never forget.Unlock the dark secrets of America's Heartland: Get your copy today and begin your journey into the Midwest's most shocking true crime stories!Perfect For Fans Of: True crime nonfiction, Unsolved mysteries, murder in the Midwest, real crime history, serial killers, missing persons, cold cases, and books by Ann Rule, Truman Capote, or Michelle McNamara.