is a true-crime memoir written by Jeffrey Rignall (with Ron Kozviziati), documenting his harrowing experience as a survivor of the serial killer John Wayne Gacy The Story Summary
, published in July 1979. It is a firsthand account of Rignall's survival of a brutal 1978 attack by serial killer John Wayne Gacy
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When Rignall reported the crime, the police were dismissive, partly due to the era's homophobia and Gacy’s status as a respected community figure. is a true-crime memoir written by Jeffrey Rignall
In March 1978, Rignall was lured into Gacy’s Oldsmobile under the pretense of sharing marijuana. Gacy then used a chloroform-soaked rag to subdue him. Rignall woke up in Gacy’s house, where he was beaten, tortured, and sexually assaulted repeatedly over several days.
The original release had a first run of only 5,000 copies. Police Inaction: When Rignall reported the crime, the
Knowing only the car and the rough location (near Chicago's O'Hare airport due to the sound of planes), Rignall and his partner, Ron Wilder, spent weeks staking out the area in a rented car.
: Rignall’s testimony was a cornerstone of the prosecution's case, as he was one of the only living witnesses who could describe Gacy’s modus operandi in detail. PDF/Access