ft. Rasul T Freelain
Hear firsthand from Rasul T Freelain about the chilling Bali “Suitcase Murder” at Boswell Book Company.
Part I
About this event
Join retired Oak Park Police Officer Rasul T Freelain at Boswell Book Company for an evening that delves into one of the most notorious criminal cases of recent years. Freelain's memoir, "When Lambs Become Wolves," provides a unique perspective on the Bali “Suitcase Murder,” a case that captured international attention. Through his narrative, Freelain explores the complexities of child-to-parent violence and the systemic failures that allowed tragedy to unfold.
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Freelain's account is not just a recounting of events but a deep dive into the personal and societal impacts of the case. His insights as both an investigator and confidant offer a compelling look at the human cost of violence and the challenges faced by those trying to intervene. This event promises to be both informative and thought-provoking, offering attendees a chance to engage with a story that is as haunting as it is enlightening.
From the organizer
Boswell hosts an evening with retired Oak Park Police Officer Rasul T Freelain, author of When Lambs Become Wolves: The Chilling Case of Sheila Von Wiese-Mack, his compelling new true crime memoir about a high-profile criminal case in Chicagoland and Indonesia that made headlines worldwide. This bold firsthand account explores Freelain's involvement in the circumstances surrounding the notorious Bali “Suitcase Murder” and the human cost of overlooking child-to-parent violence and abuse.
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