From Cradle to Grave - Joyce Egginton

CAUTION: THE CONTENTS OF THIS OPINION MAY DISTURB SOME READERS. The photographs of Marybeth Tinning in the book "From Cradle to Grave" portray a homely looking woman with a bad hair cut and a penchant for cheap, serviceable clothes. She is the sort of woman who you might pass in the street without so much as a second glance. Yet Marybeth is either the unluckiest woman in the world - or she is a murderess who committed unthinkable atrocities to those most innocent of beings, her own babies. In fourteen years, Marybeth gave birth to eight children and adopted a ninth - none of those children lived beyond five years of age and most ...