01 / The story
A familiar face.
An unthinkable theory.
Meet Edward Wayne Edwards, the convicted killer at the center of a far wider and fiercely disputed theory.
In a case-by-case analysis, former detective John A. Cameron argues that Edwards was responsible not only for the five murders he confessed to, but for dozens more across the United States over decades.
Drawing on interviews, phone calls, letters and years of research, Cameron follows Edwards from a troubled childhood to life as a fugitive, a supposed reformed-criminal author, and finally his arrest and confession.
“Every stop on the map left another question behind.
The thesis explored in John A. Cameron’s investigation
02 / The explosive theory
The theories suggest one killer may connect America’s darkest cases
The Black Dahlia, at 13.
Zodiac. JonBenét. Hoffa. Laci.
One man behind them all?
The theories advanced in John A. Cameron’s book suggest that Edward Wayne Edwards may have reached into some of the most infamous crimes in American history, killing victims, taunting investigators, and sometimes allowing others to take the blame.
Could the theories be true? The book argues these connections through Cameron’s research and case analysis. They are widely accepted by many followers of Cameron’s work and vehemently disputed by others.
01The Black Dahlia, Edwards was 13
02The Zodiac killings
03JonBenét Ramsey
04Jimmy Hoffa
05Laci Peterson
06Teresa Halbach, the Steven Avery case
07Chandra Levy
08Adam Walsh
09The West Memphis Three
10Martha Moxley
11Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman
