The author of Lobster Boy recounts the case of axe murderer Sam Smithers, a Tampa deacon and handyperson who hid behind a religious identity while he targeted the prostitutes of the area. Original.
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The author of Lobster Boy recounts the case of axe murderer Sam Smithers, a Tampa deacon and handyperson who hid behind a religious identity while he targeted the prostitutes of the area. Original.
To his neighbors, church deacon Sam Smithers was a man of faith, a man of God, a family man. But the prostitutes on Tampa's Hillsborough Avenue knew him as a sex-obsessed "John" with a dangerous gleam in his eye. Then, on May 29 1996, he picked up two prostitutes and led them into an orgy of horror -- which ended when he smashed an ax into their heads and chopped up their bodies. Now, "Deacon of Death" takes readers into one man's twisted double life -- and exposes a history of chilling crimes that even the robes of religion could not hide.
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