He stalked women. He attacked without warning. And for years, a terrifying pattern of violence followed him across state lines.Carl Eugene Watts became known as the “Sunday Morning Slasher,” a serial killer whose crimes terrified communities in Michigan and Texas. His attacks often appeared unpredictable, leaving investigators struggling to understand who he was targeting and why. But behind the notorious nickname was a far more disturbing story—one involving stalking, repeated attacks, surviving victims, and a criminal justice system that struggled to stop him before more lives were lost.This book takes you inside Watts's disturbing history, from the warning signs and early attacks to the cases that eventually brought investigators closer to the truth. It examines the women who encountered him, the survivors whose experiences became crucial to the investigation, and the evidence that helped authorities finally identify the man behind the attacks.Yet the story raises difficult questions. How did Watts continue attacking women for so long? How many victims were there? And could earlier intervention have prevented some of the deaths?The case also reveals the extraordinary courage of survivors who lived through encounters that could have ended very differently. Their experiences helped investigators piece together the pattern surrounding Watts and ultimately played a role in bringing his reign of violence to an end.Now, step inside one of America's most disturbing serial-killer cases. Follow the evidence, the victims' stories, the investigation, and the courtroom battles that followed. Turn the page and discover the chilling story of Carl Eugene Watts—and the survivors whose courage helped stop the Sunday Morning Slasher.
He stalked women. He attacked without warning. And for years, a terrifying pattern of violence followed him across state lines.Carl Eugene Watts became known as the “Sunday Morning Slasher,” a serial killer whose crimes terrified communities in Michigan and Texas. His attacks often appeared unpre...