Absolute Evil

The brutal murders of Rachel Entwistle and her baby daughter Lillian in January 2006 sent shock waves through Britain and the United States. Discovered lying together in the bedroom of the Entwistles' luxurious New England home, Rachel and Lillian had both been shot. Husband and father, Neil Entwistle, claimed he had returned home from a shopping trip on the morning of January 20th, found Rachel and Lillian dead and, grief-stricken, had fled to his parents home in Worksop, Nottinghamshire. But his story did not add up and after a dramatic arrest at a London tube station, he was extradited to the USA. On June 26th 2008, Neil was found guilty of the murders and sentenced to life in prison. Absolute Evil tells the shocking story of a young mother and her nine-month baby, cruelly murdered by the man who was meant to love and protect them.

Michele McPhee is the first female Police Bureau Chief for the New York Daily News and the former Boston Herald Police Bureau Chief. She is also an award winning true crime author.