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True Crime Case Histories - Books 7, 8, & 9: 36 Disturbing True Crime Stories
If you’re a fan of true crime, you’re undoubtedly familiar with the big-name cases; Ted Bundy, BTK, David Berkowitz, Christopher Watts, Diane Downs, Casey Anthony, Jeffrey Dahmer, Jodi Arias, Ed Gein, etc. The list of well-known, notorious cases throughout history is seemingly endless. Books, websites, podcasts, streaming television series, and magazines are filled with their abhorrent tales of mayhem. They’re some of the most foul killers the world has ever known.
In my books, I do my best to find stories you may not have heard of. To do this, I count on my readers to send me stories that may have gone forgotten and aren't found all over the internet.
Inside you'll find 36 True Crime stories from the 100 years. Many of which you may never have heard of.
You'll read the story of five-year-old Stephanie Hebert, who walked only three houses down her quiet suburban sidewalk and disappeared forever. Her case went cold for forty years before other children from her neighborhood came forward in their adulthood with information leading to the killer.
There’s the story of the sadistic mother who viewed her children only as the spawn of their demon father, torturing them for their entire short lives.
You’ll also read of the deranged husband and wife team who started their own cult and made it their life’s mission to rid the world of witches.
Another story tells the disheartening tale of a toddler’s skeleton found in a suitcase on the side of the road. Motorcyclists discovered her mother’s skeleton more than 600 miles away. Five years had passed, with no one even realizing they were missing.
There’s also the heartbreaking story of a single mom, drowning in debt, that did the unthinkable for insurance money.
Many of the stories in this book feature women killers, three of whom took the time to meticulously dismember their victims—a task that can take great strength. Another woman manipulated her two teenage boys into killing for her.
Plus many more disturbing stories.
The stories in this volume are shocking and exhibit human behavior at its absolute worst. Pure evil. However, these things really happen in the world. We may never understand what goes on in a killer’s mind, but at least we can be better informed.
Included in this volume:
Stephen McDaniel, Lauren Giddings, Leonard Tyburksi, Dorothy Tyburksi, Cheryl Knuckle, Greg Rowe, Ellen Boehm, Bevan Spencer von Einem, Alan Barnes, Neil Muir, Peter Stogneff, Richard Kelvin, Omaima Nelson, Betty Freiberg, Kimberly Hricko, Steven Hricko, Hilma Marie Witte, Sky McDonough, Leanna Walker, Carol Carlson, Daniel Carlson, Gerard John Schaefer, Evans Ganthier, Rebecca Koster, Gary Vintner, Mikhail Drachev, Chris Andrews, Dennis Tsoukanov, Sean Southland, Konstantin Simberg, Jason Massey, Brian King, Christina Benjamin, Sheila Keen, Debbie Warren, Michael Warren, Marlene Ahrens, Charles Albright, Travis Lewis, Martha McKay, Grant Amato, Cody Amato, Chad Amato, Margaret Amato, Robert Willy Pickton, Marty Dill, Heather Teague, Joe Ball, Jared Chance, Ashley Young, Theresa Knorr, Robert Knorr, William Knorr, Jason Vendrick Franklin, Stephanie Hebert, John Joubert, Danny Jo Eberle, Christopher Walden, Ricky Stetson, Anna Maria Cardona, Lazaro Figueroa, Charles Schmid, Jeremy Gipson, Jessica Thornsberry, Justina Morley, Domenic Coia, Nicholas Coia, Eddie Batzig, Jason Sweeney, Angela Stoltd, Jimmy Sheaffer, Vincent Tabak, Joanna Yeates, Edmund Arne Matthews, Lisa Ann Mather, Daniel Holdom, Karlie Pearce-Stevenson, Khandalyce Pearce-Stevenson, James Carson, Michael Bear, Suzan Bear, Susan Barnes Carson
In my books, I do my best to find stories you may not have heard of. To do this, I count on my readers to send me stories that may have gone forgotten and aren't found all over the internet.
Inside you'll find 36 True Crime stories from the 100 years. Many of which you may never have heard of.
You'll read the story of five-year-old Stephanie Hebert, who walked only three houses down her quiet suburban sidewalk and disappeared forever. Her case went cold for forty years before other children from her neighborhood came forward in their adulthood with information leading to the killer.
There’s the story of the sadistic mother who viewed her children only as the spawn of their demon father, torturing them for their entire short lives.
You’ll also read of the deranged husband and wife team who started their own cult and made it their life’s mission to rid the world of witches.
Another story tells the disheartening tale of a toddler’s skeleton found in a suitcase on the side of the road. Motorcyclists discovered her mother’s skeleton more than 600 miles away. Five years had passed, with no one even realizing they were missing.
There’s also the heartbreaking story of a single mom, drowning in debt, that did the unthinkable for insurance money.
Many of the stories in this book feature women killers, three of whom took the time to meticulously dismember their victims—a task that can take great strength. Another woman manipulated her two teenage boys into killing for her.
Plus many more disturbing stories.
The stories in this volume are shocking and exhibit human behavior at its absolute worst. Pure evil. However, these things really happen in the world. We may never understand what goes on in a killer’s mind, but at least we can be better informed.
Included in this volume:
Stephen McDaniel, Lauren Giddings, Leonard Tyburksi, Dorothy Tyburksi, Cheryl Knuckle, Greg Rowe, Ellen Boehm, Bevan Spencer von Einem, Alan Barnes, Neil Muir, Peter Stogneff, Richard Kelvin, Omaima Nelson, Betty Freiberg, Kimberly Hricko, Steven Hricko, Hilma Marie Witte, Sky McDonough, Leanna Walker, Carol Carlson, Daniel Carlson, Gerard John Schaefer, Evans Ganthier, Rebecca Koster, Gary Vintner, Mikhail Drachev, Chris Andrews, Dennis Tsoukanov, Sean Southland, Konstantin Simberg, Jason Massey, Brian King, Christina Benjamin, Sheila Keen, Debbie Warren, Michael Warren, Marlene Ahrens, Charles Albright, Travis Lewis, Martha McKay, Grant Amato, Cody Amato, Chad Amato, Margaret Amato, Robert Willy Pickton, Marty Dill, Heather Teague, Joe Ball, Jared Chance, Ashley Young, Theresa Knorr, Robert Knorr, William Knorr, Jason Vendrick Franklin, Stephanie Hebert, John Joubert, Danny Jo Eberle, Christopher Walden, Ricky Stetson, Anna Maria Cardona, Lazaro Figueroa, Charles Schmid, Jeremy Gipson, Jessica Thornsberry, Justina Morley, Domenic Coia, Nicholas Coia, Eddie Batzig, Jason Sweeney, Angela Stoltd, Jimmy Sheaffer, Vincent Tabak, Joanna Yeates, Edmund Arne Matthews, Lisa Ann Mather, Daniel Holdom, Karlie Pearce-Stevenson, Khandalyce Pearce-Stevenson, James Carson, Michael Bear, Suzan Bear, Susan Barnes Carson
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Published May 1, 2024
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Jason Neal is a Best-Selling American True Crime Author living in Hawaii with his wife, who is also an author writing Women's Fiction as G.T. London. Jason started his writing career in 1989 as a music industry publisher and wrote his first true crime collection in 2019.
As a boy growing up in the 80s just south of Seattle, Jason became fascinated with true crime stories after hearing the news of the Green River Killer so close to his home. Over the coming years, he would read everything he could get his hands on about true crime and serial killers.
As he approached 50, Jason began to assemble stories of the crimes that have fascinated him most throughout his life. He’s especially fascinated by cases solved by sheer luck, amazing police work, and groundbreaking technology like early DNA cases and, more recently, reverse genealogy.
http://truecrimecasehistories.com
or
http://jasonnealbooks.com
Jason Neal is a Best-Selling American True Crime Author living in Hawaii with his wife, who is also an author writing Women's Fiction as G.T. London. Jason started his writing career in 1989 as a music industry publisher and wrote his first true crime collection in 2019.
As a boy growing up in the 80s just south of Seattle, Jason became fascinated with true crime stories after hearing the news of the Green River Killer so close to his home. Over the coming years, he would read everything he could get his hands on about true crime and serial killers.
As he approached 50, Jason began to assemble stories of the crimes that have fascinated him most throughout his life. He’s especially fascinated by cases solved by sheer luck, amazing police work, and groundbreaking technology like early DNA cases and, more recently, reverse genealogy.
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Displaying 1 - 13 of 13 reviews
November 28, 2023
Believe in Monsters
This is a really interesting book with stories presented in a straightforward and organized manner. No opinions, just facts. And, the fact is, monsters do exist on this planet.
This is a really interesting book with stories presented in a straightforward and organized manner. No opinions, just facts. And, the fact is, monsters do exist on this planet.
February 19, 2025
Great book for true crime fans!
This bill is great for those true crime fans! It features lesser known yet equally evil crimes. It didn't hold back and doesn't censor either so beware.
This bill is great for those true crime fans! It features lesser known yet equally evil crimes. It didn't hold back and doesn't censor either so beware.
October 30, 2025
This is a box set of 3 books containing 36 true crime stories.
As with the two Box Set of True crimes (1-3; 4-6), the book is easy to read. The major difference between this box set and the others is that the author has discovered his form and format of writing these stories. It works well. Most if not all included a very brief intro, the crime or the series of unfortunate events that lead to the crime, the backstory of the individual who did the crime and the closure which includes after trail.
The noted crimes are unique and not well known.
A great series to start for someone who is interested in this genre. Read it - and look for more books, podcasts or vids regarding the crimes noted in these books.
That is what I have done - and have found more detail and description in those vids, podcasts and other books.
As with the two Box Set of True crimes (1-3; 4-6), the book is easy to read. The major difference between this box set and the others is that the author has discovered his form and format of writing these stories. It works well. Most if not all included a very brief intro, the crime or the series of unfortunate events that lead to the crime, the backstory of the individual who did the crime and the closure which includes after trail.
The noted crimes are unique and not well known.
A great series to start for someone who is interested in this genre. Read it - and look for more books, podcasts or vids regarding the crimes noted in these books.
That is what I have done - and have found more detail and description in those vids, podcasts and other books.
January 11, 2024
Genesis Chapter Six
These cases show what our CREATOR realized in Genesis chapter six. Man’s heart is continually evil! With the fall of Adam and Eve in the garden, we have continually become more heinous in our sin. These stories prove the need of a Savior (Matthew 1:21-23) and that our only hope of redemption is through HIM!
Exodus 20 shows GOD’s standards (The Ten Commandments) and how far we are from those. Our only hope is JESUS CHRIST and these stories prove our need for redemption.
These cases show what our CREATOR realized in Genesis chapter six. Man’s heart is continually evil! With the fall of Adam and Eve in the garden, we have continually become more heinous in our sin. These stories prove the need of a Savior (Matthew 1:21-23) and that our only hope of redemption is through HIM!
Exodus 20 shows GOD’s standards (The Ten Commandments) and how far we are from those. Our only hope is JESUS CHRIST and these stories prove our need for redemption.
November 21, 2022
never heard of some of these
I’ve never read about some of these stores. That makes it better because then you’re not reading stories over and over and skipping half of them. They were told in interesting ways and kept my interest
I’ve never read about some of these stores. That makes it better because then you’re not reading stories over and over and skipping half of them. They were told in interesting ways and kept my interest
December 31, 2023
Excellent true crime
The reader will never be disappointed with this author. Definitely a must have for the true crime enthusiasts library. This collection of cases will keep your attention to the very end.
The reader will never be disappointed with this author. Definitely a must have for the true crime enthusiasts library. This collection of cases will keep your attention to the very end.
December 24, 2022
Great read, interesting real crime stories, I had heard of some but not others, very well written, fantastic detail, kept me interested all the way through, great finish to the series.
March 27, 2023
Great
More true Histories that make you think. You can never truly know what's in someone's mind or heart. Everyone has quirks
More true Histories that make you think. You can never truly know what's in someone's mind or heart. Everyone has quirks
April 30, 2023
Nothing I haven't read before. A book that doesn't disguise the brutality and gore of the crimes, however, that plus point fails to improve a clichéd narrative style.
July 21, 2023
Another good read, some very hard to digest. I would welcome another volume by this author.
July 13, 2024
Soooo good
I really enjoyed this book. It's so sad how innocent people loses their life cause of mean people. I really enjoy true crime.
I really enjoyed this book. It's so sad how innocent people loses their life cause of mean people. I really enjoy true crime.
August 9, 2025
Interesting listen, some cases I had heard about and some I had not. As always a different tell on those cases is always interesting.
February 27, 2024
Great reading as always. I am a fan of this series. Looking forward to read the next collection!
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