Without Pity: Ann Rule's Most Dangerous Killers
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She was the cherished daughter of Robert Lowell Moore, a thirty-two-year-old Bostonian with a scrupulously blue-blooded background. Undeterred by the financial climate of the Great Depression, Marcia’s father founded the Sheraton Hotel chain in the 1930s and his business knowledge made the luxurious hotels flourish. The Sheraton Corporation stayed in the family until it was sold to ITT in 1968 for an estimated $20 million.Marcia’s parents were involved in the New England Theosophical Society, wh...ich she always called laughingly, “kind of blue-blooded spiritualists.” Later, they built a “meditation mount” in Ojai, California, where they often joined friends who were interested in the same spiritual pursuits.One of Marcia’s brothers became a successful attorney in Greenwich, Connecticut. The other was Robin Moore, whose books The Green Berets and The French Connection stayed at the top of the best-seller lists for months and then were made into blockbuster movies.Marcia herself was a talented writer, but her field of expertise was far more ethereal than her brother’s.
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She was the cherished daughter of Robert Lowell Moore, a thirty-two-year-old Bostonian with a scrupulously blue-blooded background. Undeterred by the financial climate of the Great Depression, Marcia’s father founded the Sheraton Hotel chain in the 1930s and his business knowledge made the luxurious hotels flourish. The Sheraton Corporation stayed in the family until it was sold to ITT in 1968 for an estimated $20 million.Marcia’s parents were involved in the New England Theosophical Society, wh...ich she always called laughingly, “kind of blue-blooded spiritualists.” Later, they built a “meditation mount” in Ojai, California, where they often joined friends who were interested in the same spiritual pursuits.One of Marcia’s brothers became a successful attorney in Greenwich, Connecticut. The other was Robin Moore, whose books The Green Berets and The French Connection stayed at the top of the best-seller lists for months and then were made into blockbuster movies.Marcia herself was a talented writer, but her field of expertise was far more ethereal than her brother’s.
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