50 American Serial Killers You've Probably Never Heard Of: Volume 3

by Robert Keller

At any given time there are between 30 and 50 serial killers roaming the streets of America. These are some of their stories. A catalogue of evil, including;

Marc Sappington: Dubbed the "Kansas City Vampire," Sappington ate the flesh of his victims, and drank their blood.

Stephen Judy: An unspeakably cruel killer who went to the chair in Indiana for the barbaric murder of a young mother and her three children.

Raymond Brown: This juvenile psycho literally hacked his victims (including his grandmother and great grandmother) apart.

Rory Conde: A necrophile rapist, Conde haunted Florida’s Tamiami Trail, claiming at least six victims.

Martha Wise: A death obsessed nutcase who enjoyed setting fires, attending funerals, howling at the moon, and poisoning her family's drinking water.

Bruce Mendenhall: Family man and small town politician who spent his nights hunting and strangling prostitutes.

Jason Scott: An enterprising serial killer who used his job at the UPS depot in Largo, Maryland to find potential victims.

Eddie Lee Mosley: A certified imbecile who was smart enough to evade the police for over a decade committing 40 murders and 150 rapes.

Charles Floyd: Lots of men find redheads attractive, but Charles Floyd was driven to rape and murder them.

Anthony Joyner: Depraved nursing home employee who raped and murdered six women aged between 80 and 97.

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Genres: True Crime

167 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 16, 2013

Reviews

[Fishface · Rating 3 out of 5]

Always an interesting read from this guy!

50 more maniac killers, most of whom I'd never heard of before. Every case was intriguing as always, but as usual with this author he indiscriminately lumps together spree killers, robbers who kill their victims so they can't be identified by the police, and other assorted criminals under the term "serial killer." I was a little thrown to see Andrew Cunanan - - a very well-known killer -- not only called a serial killer but referred to consistently as "Andrew Cunahan," even though his name was spelled correctly in the table of contents. The author also changed the name Helen to Mary in another chapter. Didn't stop me finishing the book and downloading another from the series.

[Red Denver · Rating 2 out of 5]

As with all the other books in this series, you get very short, non-detailed info. Very bare bones, and I also notice he includes people who most might not consider actual 'serial killers' -- such as people who murder proprietors of establishments during the course of a robbery. I thought the definition of a serial killer was someone who murders because they have an urge to do so in a cyclical way.

So, unfortunately, a few weeks back, I bought 3 of the books in this series and am making my way through them, although having a hard time actually being INTERESTED in any of these brief synopses. Also some of the info is difficult to believe.

[Bettye McKee · Rating 4 out of 5]

Are we all at the mercy of angry men (and women)?

Fifty serial killers filled with hatred and anger fill the pages of this book. Regardless of the source of their anger and hate, their victims paid the ultimate price.

A few of these vicious murderers have paid for their crimes with their lives. Some were freed to kill again and again. I was astonished at some of the lenient sentences handed down for such violent acts.

If I had proofread this book, I would have corrected at least 22 errors.

[Hannah · Rating 4 out of 5]

title is misleading, I HAD heard of them all, but then again, surely that's not natural right? to know of so many serial killers, I best pop off to read chip and biff to sound more normal