As Howard Owen’s “Dogtown” opens, a plumber, Richmond’s first murder victim of the new year, is discovered near the railroad tracks in a bad part of town. When two more victims are butchered the same way, veteran newspaper reporter Willie Black realizes his city has a serial killer on its hands. So he jumps in to investigate.
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