Forever and Five Days by Lowell Cauffiel

Forever and Five Days by Lowell Cauffiel

Alpine Manor, a respected nursing home in Grand Rapids, Michigan, was a place of comfort and care—until the horrifying truth was revealed. On November 29, 1988, the community was rocked by the news that two nurses' aides, Catherine May Wood and Gwendolyn Gail Graham, were arrested for the brutal murders of five elderly patients. In Forever and Five Days, Lowell Cauffiel delves into the chilling details of this case, exposing the twisted motives and disturbing relationship between the two women. Wood confessed to a bizarre "love pact" with Graham, claiming the murders were part of a plan to spell "M-U-R-D-E-R" with their victims' names. Cauffiel masterfully reconstructs the crimes, the investigation, and the sensational trial that followed, providing insights into the minds of these killers and the devastating consequences of their actions.

Why You'll Love This Book

This true crime masterpiece is a chilling exploration of a shocking case. Cauffiel's gripping narrative and in-depth research will appeal to readers fascinated by true crime, criminal psychology, and the dark side of human relationships. Forever and Five Days is a must-read for fans of books like "Small Sacrifices" and "Fatal Vision."