Instruct: Classify an Amazon review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: Murder in a Euphemistic Era

Once upon a time, a long - but not that long (St. Patrick's Day, 1922)- time ago, in America's Dairyland and just a little south of Lambeau, Myrtle Schaude murdered her husband and then attempted the big chill on her 4 children as well. She wanted to come to Minnesota and live happily ever after, like Susan Smith, with her much younger lover. "Curses, foiled again!"Author Linda Godfry has done a good job of dredging up old newspaper nuggets, correspondence, pictures (embedded in the text, not in the conventional and convenient center of the book) and the court transcript in this little True Crime book. But, because of the times back then, the reader must read between the lines of the staid and euphemistic reporting to get the full horror of post-Lizzie Myrtle the murderer, who was convicted, paroled, and married again. The second family never knew of the first's fate until the author came knockin' at their doors. /TundraVision, Amazon Reviewer