Et je disparaîtrai dans la nuit

For more than a decade, a mysterious and violent predator terrorized California, committing fifty sexual assaults and ten sadistic murders before disappearing. He was a phantom who slipped into suburban homes at night, a faceless shadow who studied his victims' lives before shattering them. For years, the case went cold, the trail of evidence vanished, and the man known by many names - the East Area Rapist, the Original Night Stalker - remained a ghost, his identity unknown and his victims' families left without answers.

Decades later, true-crime journalist Michelle McNamara became determined to unmask the man she dubbed "the Golden State Killer." This book is the story of her obsessive search. McNamara pored over police reports, interviewed survivors, and immersed herself in online communities, becoming a citizen detective on a relentless quest for the truth. What results is a masterful narrative that is both a chilling account of a criminal mastermind and a haunting portrait of the obsessive pursuit of justice. Left unfinished by her sudden death, the book is a testament to the woman who refused to let a monster be forgotten and a compelling investigation into the dark heart of a decades-old mystery.