Also published as Serial Killers: A Timeline of Serial Murderers from Jack the Ripper to Jeffrey Dahmer in 2018, and Tracking a Serial Killer: Timelines of the World's Most Notorious Murderers in 2018.
By examining the depraved, deceptive, very deliberate actions of famed serial killers as a series of specific events, this book offers a unique perspective on the working of the criminal mind. Serial Killer Timelines breaks down step by step how they did it, how they got away with it for so long, and how they finally got caught.
This fully illustrated collection meticulously details some of history’s most gruesome murderers, including: •Richard “Night Stalker” Ramirez •David “Son of Sam” Berkowitz •Aileen “Monster” Wuornos •The Hillside Stranglers •John Wayne Gacy •Jeffery Dahmer •Ted Bundy •The Beltway Snipers
A quick read that did not meet my expectations as far as having any sort of meaningful timeline format. There were also several obvious mistakes in the text. However, it was well-illustrated and -- most valuable in my eyes -- the author made an effort to list all the known victims of each killer with the dates of death. I rather wish he had covered more killers, not just a few of the famous ones, for this reason.
Nice. Another book down. Isolation gives you so much time to read. I love it.
This book was fascinating to read. Unfortunately, I already knew a lot of the serial killers in here so it's just rehashing what I already knew about these people. There were a few new ones but the whole time I was like "Oh yeah. I know you already. You buried people in your backyard. Oh yeah. You're the one with the strangulation".
True crime is my life now. I'm really into interrogation videos on YouTube. I could watch analysis videos of those all day.
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I won't go through all of people I've highlighted. I'll just list down the people that piqued my interest.
Andrei Chikatilo Harold Shipman Pedro Lopez H. H. Holmes Dennis Nilsen Jack The Ripper Randy Kraft The Yorkshire Ripper Jane Toppan
yep. There are special mentions of the classics that I'm fascinated with: Bundy, Dahmer, Wuornos.
It feels weird reviewing this book. It's an interesting read though.
موسوعة عظيمة تجمع مجموعة من القتلة المتسلسلين سواء شخص واحد أو مجموعة، لكل قاتل متسلسل هناك حديث عن حياته، وتسلسل جرائمه، وتخصيص تسلسل واحد لواحدة من جرائمه. مدعمة بالمصادر والصور.
أمانةً كانت قراءاتي له في فترات متقطعة! لأن القارئ الشغوف بيهمه يعرف كيف بدأت القصة لكل مجرم وكيف إنتهى! لكن أنا كان دافعي هو دراسة كل قصة ! بمحاولة فهم سيكولوجية القاتل ونشأته وتحليل أسبابه! ونمط جرائمه وعن إيش تعبر وإيش الرسالة فيها !!
As the title states, it's full of images, however is limited in its scope of covered serial murderers. As a result, it's too limited to be of much use other than for those who like pictures. If that's the case, Google images is a lot faster.
Excellent break down of who did what and when and HOW! The more gory details the better and this one cuts (haha) right to the chase. If you don't want to read a whole book about just one killer and rather a bunch all in one, this is a good pick. Mostly well known killers, "infamous" if you will.