Duct Tape Killer: The True Inside Story of Sexual Sadist & Murderer Robert Leroy Anderson

Written by Phil Hamman, Sandy Hamman and former Attorney General Larry Long

Narrated by Perry Daniels

When Piper Streyle failed to show up for work, a coworker called her home. Piper's three-and-a-half-year-old daughter, Shaina, answered and said, "A mean man carried Mommy away." Then the line went dead. In the tranquil region of southeast South Dakota, word of the young mother who was brazenly abducted from her home in broad daylight shocked residents. Piper was the second woman to vanish, following the startling incident of a young woman who narrowly escaped abduction by fighting for her life on a dark and secluded highway.

An intensive search by an elite team of investigators uncovered a secret crime location, but the discovery of a nightshirt cut in half, a burnt candle, and a homemade bondage board revealed the chilling truth behind the missing women. With the help of a quick-witted and streetwise maximum security prison inmate, prosecutor Larry Long and his team were able to piece together the sinister facts of the diabolical crimes.

Bestselling authors Phil and Sandy Hamman, along with former Attorney General Larry Long, dive into the grim and demented world of Robert Leroy Anderson, a sexual sadist, rapist, and murderer. Duct Tape Killer is also the story of perseverance and proof that love will not be extinguished by the ruinous evil that seeks to take root in our world.

Contains mature themes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Jun 16, 2020
• ISBN: 9781705222409

Reviews for Duct Tape Killer

[Axy · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Great true crime story about a weak ass killer I'd never heard of before. Intices you at the beginning without giving away all the goodies, like a lot of TC books do! Made for a compelling story, you won't want to stop listening.

[Jill Dvorsky · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Fascinating story, but this recording is FULL of abrupt skips forward, which is so obnoxious it made the story difficult to listen to. I’ll be annoyed and curious about the ends of these chapters forever. That’s one thing about this app that bothers me- Audible at least offers proper recordings. I love the “lending library “ business model, but a shocking number of the offerings are glitchy.

[Diane Johnson Plevelich · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

I cannot give this a five. It was well told, a bit clinical but necessary, but to say I loved it would be blasphemy. The subject was a disgusting inhuman specimen of the human race and deserved worse than what he got. This was a hard story to listen to and my heart hurts for the families of his victims. The only thing happy about this story is that it wasn’t longer, that there was not a long list of victims and this animal was stopped almost from the beginning.