Book on FBI’s role in Mackle kidnapping case
Review lauds 83 Hours Till Dawn by Gene Miller and Barbara Jane Mackle as a dramatic, factual account of the FBI pursuit that saved Barbara Jane Mackle after her Dec 17, 1968 kidnapping. It notes Miller’s independence, the case’s high stakes, and the agents’ dedication led by Inspector Rex Shrader.
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