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FAQ: William Elliott Hazelgrove's Interview on Moody Radio About 'Evil on the Roof of the World'
TL;DR
William Elliott Hazelgrove gained exclusive national exposure on Moody Radio, positioning his true-crime book as the definitive account of the high-altitude murder case.
Hazelgrove's research combined investigative records and interviews to reconstruct the Himalayan murder, revealing previously hidden details about the crime and investigation.
This exploration of violence in extreme environments helps society understand human psychology and the pursuit of truth in challenging circumstances.
Award-winning author William Elliott Hazelgrove revealed stunning revelations about a real-life murder at 20,000 feet during his hour-long national radio interview.
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The interview focuses on Hazelgrove's new true-crime book 'Evil on the Roof of the World,' which examines a real-life murder that occurred at 20,000 feet in the Himalayas, including the investigation, psychology of violence in extreme environments, and media coverage of the case.
The interview is notable because Janet Parshall rarely devotes a full hour to a single guest, and it represents a major milestone in the book's launch, reaching millions of listeners across Moody Radio's 200+ stations nationwide.
Hazelgrove discusses the harrowing murder at 20,000 feet, the hidden investigation behind it, stunning revelations from his research, the psychology of violence in extreme environments, and the media firestorm that followed the case.
The interview was featured in a press release dated November 20, 2025, though the exact broadcast date is not specified in the content.
A link to the interview is available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQfEbxJ-iz8
According to Hazelgrove, 'This story is unlike anything I've ever written' because it involves a crime that unfolded in one of the most unforgiving places on earth where truth can be as hard to reach as the summit itself.
The crime received widespread coverage from The New York Times, CBS, NBC, Inside Edition, People Magazine, and various international outlets.
William Elliott Hazelgrove is an award-winning, bestselling author of numerous works of narrative nonfiction and fiction, including 'Madam President,' 'The Last Charge of the Rough Rider,' and 'One Hundred and Sixty Minutes,' and he frequently appears on television, radio, and podcasts discussing American history, true crime, and investigative storytelling.
More information can be found at www.williamhazelgrove.com
The book is based on interviews, records, and investigative research that Hazelgrove conducted to reconstruct the chilling murder and reveal the truth behind the incident that shocked the climbing community and the world.
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