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On May 19, 1983, Diane Downs drove her three bloodied children to a hospital in Oregon, claiming they were victims of a random attack. But behind the calm facade, a chilling truth emerged: the woman who called herself a mother was the one who shot her own children in a twisted act of selfishness. Mother's Gun uncovers the haunting true crime story of Diane Downs, a woman whose pathological obsession and delusion led her to commit an unspeakable act. In this gripping account, Jacobson P. Stewart dives deep into the details of the crime, the heart-wrenching trial, and the emotional toll on the surviving children, all while unmasking the twisted psychology behind Diane's actions. The story reveals how one mother's deception spiraled into a nationwide case of disbelief and shock. Was Diane a tragic figure, a victim of her own desires, or was she a cold-blooded killer with no remorse? Through powerful investigations, courtroom drama, and the stories of those who survived, this book offers an unforgettable look at a crime that shook Oregon to its core. Mother's Gun is more than just a true crime book; it is a deep dive into the darkness of a mother's heart, the cost of betrayal, and the triumph of truth in the face of overwhelming denial. If you are drawn to psychological crime stories, real-life criminal investigations, and the complexities of human behavior, this book is for you.

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