DEATH BY TALONS

In 'Death by Talons,' Tiddy Smith presents a thorough and detailed account of the evidence surrounding Kathleen Peterson's 2001 death, focusing on the controversial owl theory.

The book examines unusual physical evidence such as trident-shaped head wounds, possible bird droppings, feather fragments, and a missing talon shard, arguing that a bird of prey attacked Kathleen Peterson inside her home.

Smith challenges the official murder ruling and explores the possibility of a conspiracy to suppress evidence.

The narrative also critiques the prosecution's case and offers a fresh perspective on the infamous 'Staircase' case.