Murder, Missing and Injustice in the Maritimes: 7 Stories

Murder, Missing, and Injustice in the Maritimes is a gripping exploration of crime, corruption, and resilience, penned by true crime author Willa Rose. In this compelling narrative, Rose illuminates the chilling stories of forgotten murders and wrongful convictions that have long cast a shadow over the Maritime provinces.

Through meticulous research and heart-wrenching story telling, Rose unveils the shocking miscarriage of justice suffered by Glen Assoun, an innocent man condemned to endure years of torment behind bars. Despite his cries of innocence, vital evidence that could have exonerated him was callously destroyed by the very system meant to protect him.

Delve into the twisted mind of Michael Wayne McGray, a cold-bloodied serial killer who left a trail of devastation in his wake. McGray's remorseless quest for violence claimed the lives of seven known victims, with potentially more left unaccounted for. One woman dared to stand against him, sacrificing her life to halt his regain of terror, but did he truly stop?
As the book unfolds, Rose also examines the harrowing cases of women and teenagers found dead along the highways and in the woods of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Among the victims was Tanya Jean Brooks, a mother, sister and daughter who struggles with mental illness and homelessness led her into peril. On the cusp of reclaiming her life, she fell victim to a ruthless killer who silenced her forever.

Murder, Missing, and Injustice in the Maritimes is not just a chronicle of crime but a call to action. Through these poignant tales, Willa Rose exposes the dire threat to public safety posed by unchecked injustice, urging readers to remember the forgotten and demand accountability with killers still at large, the stakes have never been higher. Are you ready to confront the darkness lurking in the Maritimes?