Michelle Tooker - True Crime Trivia: 350 Questions & Answers to Quiz Yourself and Challenge Your Friends

Copyright 2022 Michelle Tooker

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While facts cannot be copyrighted, how trivia questions and answers are written can be copyrighted. Michelle Tooker, the author, researched and wrote all of the questions and answers in this book and has copyrighted this entire work. Anyone who plagiarizes the trivia questions or answers from this book, or any bonus material, will face legal action.

Print ISBN: 978-1-953787-04-0

Ebook ISBN: 978-1-953787-05-7

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"Michelle Tooker's True Crime Trivia is as informative as it is impossible to put down. Tooker dispels myths about true crime, educates consumers, and tackles little-known crimes in this thought-provoking and conversation-starting trivia."

-Josh Hallmark, Host & Executive Producer of True Crime Bullsh**

"True crime aficionados like myself, take great pride in the amount of details we have amassed over time. True Crime Trivia satisfies that urge to test one's knowledge and impress others, while kindling the mystery and intrigue of true crime cases, both well-known and more obscure, burning bright...A must have for any fan of true crime!"

-Michelle Reale, Author of Season of Subtraction

"Michelle Tooker did a great job formulating questions that aren't too hard or too easy. Looking forward to using the book for an upcoming trivia night with friends!"

-Charlie Worroll, Host of Crimelines

Ways to Play

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Growing up as a millennial, true crime enthusiasts like myself lurked more in the shadows. We would casually drop facts among friends to find out who, too, had an interest in the subject. Ask who had watched Americas Most Wanted or Unsolved Mysteries. At sleepovers, see who else was game to summon spirits on your grandmothers Ouija board. Whose parents children and young adults in the 1960s and 70shad shared stories about Berkowitz, Bundy or Manson.

Today, however, those of us fascinated by true crime can connect easily to one another thanks to the massive rise in popularity of the genre. We find each other in Facebook groups, podcast Patreon pages and #crimetok. There are ways for us to become advocates, uncover new leads, help identify missing people or contribute our DNA so that the unidentified might get their names back.

For many of us, our interest in true crime stems from a desire to understand humanity better. What leads certain people to commit heinous acts? Or, we learn everything we can about crime to prepare in case we find ourselves a victim. With mysteries, many of us want to solve the puzzle. Where did that person go? What happened?

These questions led me to write this book. I pulled from the years of true crime content I have consumed to share stories and facts that might surprise or shock you. Cases that encompass a variety of true crime subjects and will lead you down new rabbit holes. You may even uncover a lead or solve a mystery yourself after reading.

While writing, I reflected on the real people impacted by the crimes and cases covered within these pages. Empathizing with and respecting victims and their families is something I strive to do in my work as an investigative journalist and podcast writer and researcher. Hopefully, I have accomplished the same throughout this book. Additionally, I hope my fellow true crime aficionados find these trivia questions and answers informative, compelling and eye-opening.

While researching and writing this work, I made every effort to use credible sources and provide accurate questions and answers. Fortunately, caseseven cold casesare solved every day, so some of the content in this book may become inaccurate after publication.

If you find a question or answer containing an error, please send a polite email containing: 1. The question, 2. Page number, 3. Details about the inaccuracy and 4. A credible source to support your claim to: truecrimetriviabook@gmail.com. If you have an idea for a question for the next volume of this book, feel free to email it as well.

True Crime Trivia was designed so you can play more ways than one! The questions appear first without the correct answer listed and then again at the end of the chapter with the questions and answers together. This gives you multiple ways to test your true crime knowledge. Plus, each answer includes a detailed explanation thats sure to fascinate, inform or surprise you.

Start at the beginning of each chapter to test your true crime knowledge. Once you have completed the questions, turn to the end of the chapter to find the questions with the correct answers listed. See how many you got right.

Host a trivia game with your friends! Skip to the section of each chapter where the answers appear beneath the questions. See who in your friend circle is the biggest true crime enthusiast.

Emcee a true crime trivia night! Skip to the section of each chapter where the answers appear beneath the questions to host a true crime trivia night, contest or event. Please be sure to credit this book as your trivia source, and do not copy or reprint pages from the book without permission from the author. For a free digital download of a printable scorecard sheet, visit beguilemedia.com.

Each correct answer equals one point. Whoever has the most points in the end wins. You can play by chapter or the whole book.

Visit our website at beguilemedia.com to join our VIP readers group and to access a free digital download of a printable scorecard sheet.

1. Which serial killer is still unidentified?