Chicago Crime Story

A true-crime novel inspired by actual events

By: Frank Goff

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Imagine walking alongside a retired Chicago police officer as he recalls some of the most chilling, bizarre, and noteworthy true-life crime cases of his career. Author Frank Goff shares the inner workings of law enforcement and the politics involved, but also the realities of the streets. Sometimes humorous, sometimes heart-wrenching, these stories transport us into the shoes of real cops, real criminals, and real victims. The bottom line? Policing is a calling for the very few at great personal cost and sacrifice. Here's to the men and women of law enforcement who protect and serve.

Detective Frank Goff is well known and respected in the law enforcement community. His 32-year career as a member of the Chicago Police Department includes many years in the Organized Crime Division as well as the Violent Crimes Division. His experiences are truly amazing. If you were a bad guy during Goff’s career, the last thing you wanted to hear was that Goff was working your case. Frank’s storytelling ability about real cases and real bad guys, make this book a must read. - Pat McCarthy, Creator of the Street Crimes Program, Retired Gang Crimes Specialist/Chicago Police Dept., Author of “Street Cop"

Go for a ride with Chicago’s finest!

Love the real life stories. A true legend sharing his journey!, a behind the scene look at Barnum and Baileys greatest show on earth. These Men and Women are the only reason Chicago still hangs on. ———————-
If I had to find one problem/ the computer narrated voice: sucked… have a local guy read it?! An authentic Chicago accent would’ve made it better 👮🏼‍♀️👮🏽👮🏾‍♂️👮🏾‍♂️👮🏽👮🏼‍♀️

Easy to listen to

Pace of speech is a bit slower than I like. I’d like to hear a bit more of a Chicago accent since the story comes out of Chicago

Interesting stories.

The virtual narration made for a flat reading. No intonation, mispronounced homonyms and call codes. Even 911 was read as nine hundred and eleven.