John Tornow: Villain or Victim?

To author Bill Lindstrom, John Tornow was a victim of circumstances, who barely recovered from measles as a small child. That disease left him with a lisp and an inferiority complex, and as a result, he preferred to live in solitude for most of his adult life. Lindstrom thinks there’s a question whether Tornow killed his nephews or if they were slain by someone else. He also questions some of the findings that Tornow was a mad killer, except to acknowledge that Tornow killed deputies during the final shootout as an undisputed fact. Thus, the title: Villain or Victim? Lindstrom blends history, mystery, tragedy and the beauty and solace of the wilderness to tell the story of an enigmatic wilderness man accused of heinous crimes. But was he the Victim or Villain? Buy this 500-page book online today and get it autographed.