BLOOD & INK: The Scandalous Jazz Age Double Murder That Hooked America on True Crime

In September 1922, two artfully posed corpses were found on a lovers' lane in central New Jersey. The murder of Reverend Edward Hall, married to an illustrious heiress, would've made headlines on its own, but after authorities identified the body of the other victim, Eleanor Mills, a choir singer from Hall's church, the nation devoured newspaper coverage of this mystery. 16 pages of photos.