50 American Serial Killers You've Probably Never Heard Of: Volume 5

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 catalog of evil, including;

Alfred Cline: A prolific "Bluebeard Killer" who murdered at least eight of his wives on their honeymoons.

Kimberly Saenz: Psychotic nurse who killed her elderly patients by injecting them with bleach.

Robert S. James: An inventive serial killer who used auto accidents and rattlesnake bites as his methods of mayhem.

Robert Browne: Claimed 49 victims who he killed by “every method known to man.”

Rudy Bladel: Bitter at being fired from his job, Bladel spent the next 20 years blowing away railroad employees.

Thomas Whisenhaer: A dedicated family man who enjoyed carrying out postmortem mutilations on his victims.

Lorenzo Fayne: Horrendous child murderer who killed in order to have sex with his victims' corpses.

Jeremy Bryan Jones: Charming ladies’ man who killed at least 4 and possibly as many as 21 women.

Larme Price: Targeted "Middle Eastern" shopkeepers and claimed his killings were committed in revenge for 9/11.

Ricky Lee Green: Sexual deviant who enjoyed mutilating and gutting his victims.

˃˃˃ Plus 40 more riveting cases and a BONUS ARTICLE with brief summaries of an additional 50 serial killer cases.

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Genres: True Crime

188 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 28, 2014

Reviews

[Fishface]

A pretty good read! As promised he thumbnails many, many serial killers , most of whom I'd never heard of before. I was frustrated by the lack of names of victims and dates of crimes. But maybe I can learn more elsewhere about these unlucky people...

[Bettye McKee]

I love these books.

I have been spoiled by those crappy little thumbnail photos and now expect to find them in all true crime books. It makes reading about a serial killer more interesting when I have some idea what that person looks like.

This volume contains a serial killer who was captured in the county where I lived, and I remember it very well. Mr. Keller must have information on thousands of serial killers, and I look forward to reading about more of them.

If I had proofread this book, I would have made at least 29 corrections.