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The Murder Victims Fate's Wicked Child by Travis Sellers
SKU: B-002967

The Murder Victims Fate's Wicked Child

Author: Travis Sellers
Condition: Writing and underlining on at least 13 pages; front inner cover bears previous owner's name; no dog ears; tight binding; from a smoke‑free home; inscribed

Biography & Memoir True Crime Local & Regional History

Secondhand copy — please check photos and condition notes.
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The Murder Victims Fate’s Wicked Child by Travis Sellers offers a compelling true‑crime biography that delves into a chilling Australian homicide and its lasting impact on the community. Sellers blends meticulous research with vivid storytelling, making the book a valuable addition for readers of crime, thriller and historical nonfiction.

Drawing on court records, eyewitness accounts and local history, the narrative paints a detailed picture of the murder, the investigation, and the broader social context of early‑21st‑century Melbourne. The book’s focus on the victim’s fate and the aftermath provides insight for true‑crime enthusiasts and those interested in Australian criminal history.

Published in 2011 by The Friends Of Cheltenham And Regional Cemeteries, this paperback is part of The Murder Victims series and appeals to both young adults and adult readers who appreciate well‑researched, narrative‑driven true‑story books. At 200 pages, it balances depth with readability.

The copy comes from a smoke‑free home, with a tight binding and no dog‑ears. The front inner cover bears a previous owner’s name, and at least 13 pages contain writing and underlining. An inscription is present, though the book is not signed by the author.