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True Murder, with your host, journalist and author, Dan Zupansky.

Good evening, this is your host, Dan Zupansky, for the program True Murder,

the most shocking killers in true crime history, and the authors that have written about them.

In February 1975, a case began to unfold like nothing the quaint Detroit suburban area of Orchard Lake had ever seen.

In the hours following near head-on collision between a mysterious sedan and an on-duty patrolman,

the frightening truth behind the speeding car's driver would be discovered.

The vehicle was littered with weapons, drugs and cash, yet these items weren't even the beginning.

The most menacing item law enforcement could imagine was made of paper.

Found in Chester Wheeler Campbell's possession was a set of meticulously detailed assassins notebooks

containing the names of unsolved murder victims and a list of planned targets.

It was a time when outlandish courtroom drama, gang-land executions, corruption investigations,

and scandals were all part of the twisted world where a motor city hitman could thrive.

This is the true tale not only of a murderer for hire, but also the parallel people and occurrences

that helped warped a stressed social economic landscape of Detroit into a drug-fueled organized crime controlled underworld.

The book that we're profiling this evening is Diary of a Motor City Hitman,

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