Reviews for Ten Most Wanted: Britain's Top Undercover Cop Reinvestigates Ten of the UK's Worst Unsolved Murders

The average rating for Ten Most Wanted: Britain's Top Undercover Cop Reinvestigates Ten of the UK's Worst Unsolved Murders based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-10-01 00:00:00 Arlene Williams really interesting and gross and i almost solved the zodiac case

Review # 2 was written on 2011-05-01 00:00:00 David Ledford Ugh.... I actually threw this book away before even finishing it. Being from the Columbus, Georgia area, I completely disagreed with 90% of everything the author wrote about the area and the mentality of the people here. Only whites living in the northern part of town and only blacks living in the southern part??? When, exactly, is the last time the author visited this city???? 1952 ??? This city, more so than any other city in Georgia, perhaps in the whole South, is a huge melting pot of many, many different types of people. A large percentage of the people living here weren't even born and raised here. Hello... ever hear of Ft. Benning? Tens of thousands of soldiers and their families live here, from every state in the union, making up a huge part of the population. I can't speak on the author's case for Carlton Gary. At first I admired his apparently diligent research and "quest for the truth". However, I ended up questioning the validity of even that once I saw how he completely over-dramatized and (to put it nicely) stretched the truth with regards to the City of Columbus itself.