A Plot to Kill
The notorious killing of Peter Farquhar, a story of deception and betrayal that shocked a quiet English town
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Little, Brown Book Group
Published:17th Jun '21
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This gripping narrative reveals the chilling truth behind Peter Farquhar's murder and the manipulative psychopath involved, as explored in A Plot to Kill.
In A Plot to Kill, David Wilson delves into the harrowing case of Peter Farquhar's murder, uncovering the chilling details of how a young psychopath manipulated and exploited his victims. Set in the seemingly tranquil village of Maids Moreton, the narrative reveals the shocking truth behind two deaths that occurred just three doors apart. Initially dismissed as an accident, Peter's death becomes the focal point of a deeper investigation, revealing a sinister plot that preyed on the vulnerable.
Through meticulous research and his own experiences as a criminologist, Wilson exposes the dark underbelly of a community that failed to recognize the danger lurking within. The story unfolds with a blend of suspense and insight, as Wilson explores how Benjamin Field, the perpetrator, groomed and betrayed Peter and another elderly neighbor. This psychological thriller not only recounts the events leading to the murders but also reflects on the societal failures that allowed such a tragedy to occur.
A Plot to Kill is more than just a true crime account; it is a profound exploration of the human psyche and the complexities of evil. Wilson's narrative invites readers to consider how easily trust can be exploited and how the signs of manipulation can go unnoticed. The book serves as a chilling reminder of the potential darkness that can exist in even the most unsuspecting places.
'A real-life Midsomer Murder ... it's chilling, but [David Wilson's] explanation of how a psychopath thinks is masterly' * The Times *
[A] real-life Midsomer Murder ... it's chilling, but [David Wilson's] explanation of how a psychopath thinks is masterly * The Times *
ISBN: 9780751582161
Dimensions: 238mm x 158mm x 32mm
Weight: 512g
288 pages