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Human Monsters: Volume 4: 30 Terrifying Serial Killers from Around the World

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The Lives and Horrific Deeds of 30 Human Monsters 30 MORE classic cases of serial murder from around the world, including;

William MacDonald: Gay serial slasher who killed and mutilated five men in Sydney, Australia in the bizarre “Case of the Walking Corpse.”

Joachim Kroll: A canniballistic child killer, Kroll claimed countless young victims during a decades long career of evil.

The Angel Makers of Nagyrev: The barely believable story of a female murder cult who turned a rural Hungarian village into the world’s poison capital.

Jose Luis Calva Zepeda: Mexican cannibal whose victims were said to look as though they’d been mauled by an agricultural thresher.

Vlado Taneski: Macedonian journalist who earned accolades for his coverage of a series of brutal murders ”" until it turned out he was the killer!

Futoshi Matsunaga: Horrendously cruel Japanese psychopath who along with a female accomplice tortured and murdered at least 7 people.

Christopher Worrell & James Miller: The unusual case of gay lovers Worrell and Miller, who killed 7 women in and around Adelaide, Australia.

Georges Sarret: The “French Acid Bath Killer” went to the guillotine for a series of murder-for-profit insurance scams.

Yang Xinhai: One of China’s most vicious and prolific killers. Yang hacked 67 victims to death, using hammers, meat cleavers, axes, and shovels.

Gholomreza Kordiyeh: The Teheran Vampire lured his victims by posing as a taxi driver then raped them, stabbed them and set them on fire.

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170 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 27, 2014

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Well written book by a great author

Fantastic author, a true crime book that is well worth the read, very interesting. Factual, but not boring. Definitely A+
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