Wensley Clarkson > Quotes

“Jane Doe had three pierced right ears and two pierced left.”
― Wensley Clarkson, The Mother From Hell - She Murdered Her Daughters and Turned Her Sons into Murderers: She Murdered Her Daughters and Turned Her Sons into Killers

“began coaching old”
― Wensley Clarkson, Billy Hill: Godfather of London - The Unparalleled Saga of Britain's Most Powerful Post-War Crime Boss

“celebrate. It seemed”
― Wensley Clarkson, Billy Hill: Godfather of London - The Unparalleled Saga of Britain's Most Powerful Post-War Crime Boss

“It’s a heavy cross to bear.”
― Wensley Clarkson, The Real Silent Witnesses: Shocking cases from the World of Forensic Science

“The themes running through the stories of the Serial Killers of Mexico provide an undeniable link between sex and violence. Traumatic experiences during childhood seem to have turned certain individuals into serial killers.
But acknowledging this isn't enough in itself to prevent more mass murders or help bring existing psychopaths to justice.
And it will never help bring the victims of serial killers back to life either.”
― Wensley Clarkson, Serial Killers of Mexico: Chilling Stories of Evil Buried Beneath the Narco Drug Wars

“It’s not my intention to provide any excuses for these killers, though. I just hope that by uncovering their often sad and tragic lives, it might be possible to prevent others from evolving into being the psychopaths of the future.”
― Wensley Clarkson, Serial Killers of Mexico: Chilling Stories of Evil Buried Beneath the Narco Drug Wars

“It would be entirely remiss to avoid the reality of what these serial killers have done and the impact they have had on so many innocent people.”
― Wensley Clarkson, Serial Killers of Mexico: Chilling Stories of Evil Buried Beneath the Narco Drug Wars

“Despite the suffering they went through at the hands of their own father, they'd managed to overshadow his appalling catalogue of abuse by murdering dozens of innocent people. If only they'd come to terms with their childhoods then perhaps all this death and destruction could have been avoided”
― Wensley Clarkson, Serial Killers of Mexico: Chilling Stories of Evil Buried Beneath the Narco Drug Wars