[Review] A Rip in Heaven (Jeanine Cummins) Summarized.

[Review] A Rip in Heaven (Jeanine Cummins) Summarized.
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[Review] A Rip in Heaven (Jeanine Cummins) Summarized.

Sep 17 2026 | 00:06:56

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Episode September 17, 2026 00:06:56

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A Rip in Heaven (Jeanine Cummins)

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A Rip in Heaven is Jeanine Cummins’s true crime memoir about the 1991 assault on the Old Chain of Rocks Bridge in St. Louis and the devastating aftermath that followed. Centered on the attack that killed Cummins’s cousins Julie and Robin Kerry and left her brother Tom as the sole survivor, the book is not written as a detached case study. Instead, it traces how a family experiences trauma, suspicion, grief, and institutional failure in the wake of violence. Cummins reconstructs the events through interviews, court records, and public documents, then places equal emphasis on the emotional damage done by the crime itself and by the justice system’s response. The result is both a memorial to the victims and an examination of how easily a compelling criminal narrative can overshadow the people who suffered most. Its purpose is less to solve the crime than to insist on the human cost of remembering it.

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