Terror in the City of Champions: Murder, Baseball, and the Secret Society that Shocked Depression-era Detroit
by Tom Stanton
In Depression-era Detroit, a city celebrated for its champions was shaken by murder and the revelation of a secret society. Blending true crime, local history, and baseball, Tom Stanton examines the unsettling events that shocked the city and left a troubling mark on its celebrated past.
About This Book
Terror in the City of Champions explores a dark episode in Depression-era Detroit.
The book brings together murder, baseball, and the city’s celebrated champion identity.
At its center is a secret society whose activities shocked Detroit.
Tom Stanton presents a historical true-crime narrative set against the social and sporting life of the era.
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