Summary of Robert Keller's Murder Most Vile Volume 13
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 Roy Wahlberg was a polite and respectful boy, until he started experimenting with drugs and Satanism. He became argumentative, paranoid, and violent under the influence of LSD. His girlfriend, Roxanne Ahlstrand, endured his rages every week.
#2 Roy was supposed to attend a party with his girlfriend, Roxanne, that evening, but he was already drunk and high when he got there. He began arguing with her, and then drove into Ely, where he met up with two friends. They went to the Wolf Lake Resort and drank in the car. They did some cocaine, but Goedderz declined to participate.
#3 On March 14, 1975, police responded to a report of a 1970 Gold Plymouth Duster that had been left unattended in the Ely Co-Op parking lot for several days. When they opened the trunk, they found the corpse of a young man with severe wounds that had cracked open his skull and exposed his brain. Two of his front teeth had been knocked out.
#4 The case against Wahlberg was strong, but the State failed to insist on Red Nelson's testimony as part of his plea deal. The prosecutor was confident of a conviction. Wahlberg was found guilty of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison. He entered the Minnesota Correctional Facility at Stillwater in June 1977.
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Sample Book Insights:
#1 Roy Wahlberg was a polite and respectful boy, until he started experimenting with drugs and Satanism. He became argumentative, paranoid, and violent under the influence of LSD. His girlfriend, Roxanne Ahlstrand, endured his rages every week.
#2 Roy was supposed to attend a party with his girlfriend, Roxanne, that evening, but he was already drunk and high when he got there. He began arguing with her, and then drove into Ely, where he met up with two friends. They went to the Wolf Lake Resort and drank in the car. They did some cocaine, but Goedderz declined to participate.
#3 On March 14, 1975, police responded to a report of a 1970 Gold Plymouth Duster that had been left unattended in the Ely Co-Op parking lot for several days. When they opened the trunk, they found the corpse of a young man with severe wounds that had cracked open his skull and exposed his brain. Two of his front teeth had been knocked out.
#4 The case against Wahlberg was strong, but the State failed to insist on Red Nelson's testimony as part of his plea deal. The prosecutor was confident of a conviction. Wahlberg was found guilty of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison. He entered the Minnesota Correctional Facility at Stillwater in June 1977.
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