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.
Co-authored by Rignall's partner Ronald Wilder and ghostwritten by Patricia Colander, the book recounts the horrific 1978 attack that left Rignall with permanent physical and psychological scars.
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.
Co-authored by Rignall's partner Ronald Wilder and ghostwritten by Patricia Colander, the book recounts the horrific 1978 attack that left Rignall with permanent physical and psychological scars.
