Hunting Eric Rudolph

"Atlanta - July 27, 1996. In Centennial Park, celebrations in honor of the Summer Olympic Games were in full swing when an explosion shattered the night, sending shrapnel flying in all directions, killing and wounding innocent people unlucky enough to be in the vicinity. Out of the resulting chaos would come an investigation hampered by conflicting witnesses, interagency conflict, and the wrongful accusation of an innocent man. But is was only the beginning." "Over the next year and a half, two abortion clinics and a gay nightclub would fall victim to similar bombings. With every attack, the authorities grew closer to finding the person responsible. Through an exhaustive study of forensic evidence coupled with eyewitness descriptions and chilling messages sent by the bomber himself, authorities finally had a suspect - Eric Rudolph." "Now comes the account of one of the longest manhunts in American history by two individuals who covered it from the beginning, CNN journalist Henry Schuster - who ultimately broke the story of Rudolph's capture - and former Georgia Bureau of Investigation special agent Charles Stone, who continued trying to unlock Rudolph's secrets even after his own retirement."--BOOK JACKET.Schuster, Henry is the author of 'Hunting Eric Rudolph ', published 0016 under ISBN 9780425208571 and ISBN 0425208575.