About the Author

Peter Edwards has written for The Toronto Star for twenty-six years, specializing in organized crime and justice issues. He is the author of eleven non-fiction books, including The Bandido Massacre: A True Story of Bikers, Brotherhood and Betrayal; One Dead Indian The Premier, the Police and the Ipperwash Crisis; A Mother's Story: The Fight to Free My Son David (with Joyce Milgaard) and The Encyclopedia of Canadian Organized Crime (with Michel Auger). Edwards has been awarded an eagle feather from the Union of Ontario Indians and a gold medal from the Centre for Human Rights.

Reviews

Praise for Peter Edwards:
"Making sense of...evil is something Edwards does extremely well... Edwards is tenacious in his research and has spun a gripping tale."
--The London Free Press
"Peter Edwards knows how real bad guys eat, sleep, and breathe, and on the page brings them to life--even the dead ones--better than any other true crime writer."
--Linwood Barclay, international bestselling author
"In the biker world the highest compliment you can pay to another guy is that he is 'solid.' It means trustworthy. Dependable. Loyal. Lorne Campbell, for the sake of his brothers, took the stand and confessed to a crime that he had not been implicated in, in any way, knowing that he might well spend the rest of [his] life in prison. It doesn't get any more solid than that."
--Steve Earle, Grammy Award-winning singer/ songwriter
"The amazingly self-revelatory, and often darkly humorous, self-portrait of a Canadian underground legend; by turns perverse, hilarious, terrible, sad and intensely human--I was sorry when Unrepentant ended. This book rings true."
--Mick Lowe, award-winning author of Conspiracy of Brothers
"Peter Edwards is one of the best crime writers in Canada."
--Michel Auger, author of The Biker Who Shot Me: Recollections of a Crime Reporter

Praise for Peter Edwards:
"Making sense of...evil is something Edwards does extremely well... Edwards is tenacious in his research and has spun a gripping tale."
" The London Free Press "
Peter Edwards knows how real bad guys eat, sleep, and breathe, and on the page brings them to life even the dead ones better than any other true crime writer.
Linwood Barclay, international bestselling author
In the biker world the highest compliment you can pay to another guy is that he is solid. It means trustworthy. Dependable. Loyal. Lorne Campbell, for the sake of his brothers, took the stand and confessed to a crime that he had not been implicated in, in any way, knowing that he might well spend the rest of [his] life in prison. It doesn t get any more solid than that.
Steve Earle, Grammy Award winning singer/ songwriter
The amazingly self-revelatory, and often darkly humorous, self-portrait of a Canadian underground legend; by turns perverse, hilarious, terrible, sad and intensely human I was sorry when "Unrepentant" ended. This book rings true.
Mick Lowe, award-winning author of "Conspiracy of Brothers"
Peter Edwards is one of the best crime writers in Canada.
Michel Auger, author of "The Biker Who Shot Me: Recollections of a Crime Reporter""

Praise for Peter Edwards:

"Making sense of...evil is something Edwards does extremely well... Edwards is tenacious in his research and has spun a gripping tale."
"--The London Free Press "

"Peter Edwards knows how real bad guys eat, sleep, and breathe, and on the page brings them to life--even the dead ones--better than any other true crime writer."
--Linwood Barclay, international bestselling author

"In the biker world the highest compliment you can pay to another guy is that he is 'solid.' It means trustworthy. Dependable. Loyal. Lorne Campbell, for the sake of his brothers, took the stand and confessed to a crime that he had not been implicated in, in any way, knowing that he might well spend the rest of [his] life in prison. It doesn't get any more solid than that."
--Steve Earle, Grammy Award-winning singer/ songwriter

"The amazingly self-revelatory, and often darkly humorous, self-portrait of a Canadian underground legend; by turns perverse, hilarious, terrible, sad and intensely human--I was sorry when "Unrepentant" ended. This book rings true."
--Mick Lowe, award-winning author of "Conspiracy of Brothers"

"Peter Edwards is one of the best crime writers in Canada."
--Michel Auger, author of "The Biker Who Shot Me: Recollections of a Crime Reporter"

Praise for "The Bandido Massacre"

"Making sense of...evil is something Edwards does extremely well... Edwards is tenacious in his research and has spun a gripping tale."
--"The London Free Press"
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"Peter Edwards knows how real bad guys eat, sleep, and breathe, and on the page brings them to life--even the dead ones--better than any other true crime writer."
--Linwood Barclay, international bestselling author of "No Time for Goodbye"

"Peter Edwards is one of the best crime writers in Canada ."
--Michel Auger, author of "The Biker Who Shot Me: Reflections of a Crime Reporter"

"In the biker world the highest compliment you can pay to another guy is that he is 'solid.' It means trustworthy. Dependable. Loyal. Lorne Campbell, for the sake of his brothers, took the stand and confessed to a crime that he had not been implicated in, in any way, knowing that he might well spend the rest of [his] life in prison. It doesn't get any more solid than that."
--Steve Earle, Grammy Award-winning singer / songwriter

"Peter Edwards knows how real bad guys eat, sleep, and breathe, and on the page brings them to life--even the dead ones better than any other true crime writer."
--Linwood Barclay, international bestselling author