Patricia allanson taylor biography

Everything She Ever Wanted: Patricia Allanson ()

Ann Rule

Patricia Vann Taylor Allanson was born in She was adored by her aunts and especially bygd her grandmother. She was a beautiful child with big green eyes and blondish hair. She was quick and clever and grew up to be a beautiful teenager. Pat was spoiled by her mother, Margureitte and stepfather, Colonel Clifford Radcliffe. growing up to be an Army snobb. She had a younger step-brother, Kent, whom she loved to bully and tease without mercy.

But there was a darker side to Pat. If she didn't get her way, she would throw a tantrum. If that didn't work, she manipulated her way. She learned how to charm both men and women -- especially if they had something she wanted.

Pat married at the very young age of fifteen. Her new husband was Gil Taylor, a hopeful young Army sergeant, and Pat embarked on a military life. Soon she had three children, Susan, Debbie and Ronnie, but she discovered that she didn't want all of the

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Patricia Vann Taylor Allanson was born in She was adored by her aunts and especially by her grandmother. She was a beautiful child with big green eyes and blondish hair. She was quick and clever and grew up to be a beautiful teenager. Pat was spoiled by her mother, Margureitte and stepfather, Colonel Clifford Radcliffe. growing up to be an Army brat. She had a younger step-brother, Kent, whom she loved to bully and tease without mercy.

But there was a darker side to Pat. If she didn't get her way, she would throw a tantrum. If that didn't work, she manipulate

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Everything She Ever Wanted

WAS SHE A SWEET SOUTHERN CHARMER?
OR A COLD-BLOODED KILLER?
For their wedding portrait, petite Pat Taylor and handsome Tom Allanson posed as Rhett and Scarlett. Both came from fine Southern families, and dreamed of the Tara-like plantation where they would grow roses, raise horses, and move in the genteel circles of Atlanta society. Less than two months later, their dream exploded in terror and murder: their beautiful home mysteriously burned to the ground and Tom was convicted of the brutal slaying of his mother and father.
Pat's only brother had died in a puzzling suicide, her grandparents-in-law were poisoned with arsenic, and no one -- from her wealthy employers to her own children -- was safe when Pat Allanson didn't get her way. It took Georgia lawmen more than two decades to stop her for good -- if indeed they have.
In this fascinating account, Ann Rule delivers a tour de force: a whirlwind of misguided love, denial, guilt, and passions o