Fascination With Serial Killers
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So, according to Parker, Lake Elsinore is a “dreary lakeside town,” whose only claim to fame is that of being associated with a serial killer.
For your information, Mr. Parker, most of the inhabitants of this beautiful Elsinore Valley fled the traffic-clogged, smog-choked, yuppie-ridden, tract-sterile, boringly bland streets of your own Orange County . . . which undoubtedly inspired your bland and boring books.
CATHERINE STUART, Lake Elsinore
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