New book tells the story of the legendary author Ann Rule, also known as “Queen of True Crime”

They call them the “queen of true crime”. Ann Ruls's work has done countless times in countless times in the course of her decorated career, but not much – if at all – it was written about the life of the legendary author.

But now the journalist Anne Jaeger shares a view of Ann Rul's life in the new book of the former. The rule of crime and me: an intimate view of the Ann Regel, which her friend of thirty years shared.

Araksya Karapetyan from Fox 11 spoke to Jaeger when she promotes what readers from her biography can learn about rule. Jaeger reveals that the rule started in the law enforcement authorities, but she found her power in printed form and her books were different. She does not glorify the murderers and gave the victims back their names.

“When [Rule] When I wrote about crime, it was a man dominated by men, “said Jaeger.” So Anne wanted to change that and concentrate more on the victims. This approach, which, as you know, annoyed the old guard, brought millions of female readers with them. “

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