Solving the Murder of Vieng Phovixay - Bryant, Clay
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"After a daring escape from certain death in a North Vietnamese prison, followed by years in a refugee camp in Thailand, Savang Phovixay and his family sought safety and a better life in the United States. That dream was shattered when their daughter Vieng disappeared in October 1997. In spite of substantial leads, she remained missing until 1989, when her skeletonized remains were found bound to a tree in rural West Georgia. The crime remained an unsolved tragedy for nearly twenty years when 'Cold Case' Clay Bryant unraveled the mystery in search of justice for Vieng and her family."--Page [4] of cover.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
"After a daring escape from certain death in a North Vietnamese prison, followed by years in a refugee camp in Thailand, Savang Phovixay and his family sought safety and a better life in the United States. That dream was shattered when their daughter Vieng disappeared in October 1997. In spite of substantial leads, she remained missing until 1989, when her skeletonized remains were found bound to a tree in rural West Georgia. The crime remained an unsolved tragedy for nearly twenty years when 'Cold Case' Clay Bryant unraveled the mystery in search of justice for Vieng and her family."--Page [4] of cover.
Autorenporträt
Lewis Clayton (Clay) Bryant was born and raised in Troup County, Georgia. In 1976, at the age of twenty-one, he became the youngest trooper on the Georgia State Patrol. In 1980, he became police chief of Hogansville and stayed in that position for twelve years until he resigned in 1992 and went into the private sector. He has been recognized as the most prolific cold case investigator in the United States for single-event homicides. His cases have been chronicled on 48 Hours Investigates, Bill Curtis's Cold Case Files and Discovery ID Murder Book and featured in the Atlanta Journal Constitution, as well as articles in many local and regional newspapers. Bryant resides in LaGrange. This is his second book.