John H. Timmerman

The Color of Night: a Young Mother, a Missing Child, and a Cold-blooded Killer John H. Timmerman

"The Color of Night" is a skillfully woven true crime account of a horrendous crime, a family's quest for answers, and the landmark case that tested the Federal Death Penalty Act. Nineteen-year-old Rachel Timmerman, who was about to testify against the man who had raped her, disappeared with her toddler daughter, Shannon. A month later, Rachel's body was discovered in a lake chained to cinde blocks and with her eyes and mouth covered in duct tape. Soon a trail of bodies begins to emerge. Is a serial killer at large? Written by Rachel's father and uncle, "The Color of Night" is a shocking story of violence, murder, and the search for justice.