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This is the true story of George Russell, Jr., an African American who grew up in a Caucasian suburb of Seattle, where his unaffectionate mother and racial isolation led him to develop an effervescent personality. He became a small-time burglar and an accomplished liar--a wisecracking "smoothy" who portrayed himself as an undercover detective.
George made lots of friends, especially within a subculture of giggly young white women who partied endlessly in upscale Seattle clubs during 1989-90. Russell murdered, mutilated and bizarrely "staged" three women's bodies. The drinks, dancing, and deejays--the group pad where George lived with an adoring coterie of feckless college kids.
Olsen gives us the quirky details that make the murderer's well-hidden rage and misogyny shocking. As the New York Times wrote, "Like fine cinema verité, [Charmer] mesmerizes us with the sense of watching real life, unaugmented, move before our eyes."
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