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the Crime Collection: Crazy True Crime Stories: Book 7
“The Things No One Warns You About”
They weren’t supposed to die like this.
Not the college student out for a morning run. Not the two schoolgirls walking home in the quiet calm of an English summer. Not the mother, father, and daughter gunned down on a peaceful road in the French Alps. Not the bright-eyed boy curled in a sleeping bag, never to wake. Not the nurse, the boxer, the couple bound by love and brutality in equal measure.
This is not a book about monsters hiding in shadows. It’s about monsters walking among us—sitting next to us on the bus, watching us from behind a gas station counter, waiting in the woods, in the hallways, in our neighborhoods. These are real stories. Not folklore. Not urban legend. Not exaggerated for effect. Every detail in the pages ahead is anchored in fact, in evidence, in testimony. And yet, many of these cases remain stained by mystery, by injustice, by the gnawing why?
Some of the killers are known. Others vanished without a trace. Some were never supposed to be free to kill at all.
The truth is, the line between safety and horror is thinner than we think. It can snap without warning. One wrong turn, one missed signal, one step too far into the wrong place—and everything unravels.
This book doesn’t offer neat endings or tidy resolutions. Instead, it invites you to walk through crime scenes abandoned by time, examine motives twisted by madness or malice, and meet victims whose names deserve more than to be buried beneath headlines.
Each case is a story. Each story, a scar.
And once you start reading, it won’t be easy to forget.
They weren’t supposed to die like this.
Not the college student out for a morning run. Not the two schoolgirls walking home in the quiet calm of an English summer. Not the mother, father, and daughter gunned down on a peaceful road in the French Alps. Not the bright-eyed boy curled in a sleeping bag, never to wake. Not the nurse, the boxer, the couple bound by love and brutality in equal measure.
This is not a book about monsters hiding in shadows. It’s about monsters walking among us—sitting next to us on the bus, watching us from behind a gas station counter, waiting in the woods, in the hallways, in our neighborhoods. These are real stories. Not folklore. Not urban legend. Not exaggerated for effect. Every detail in the pages ahead is anchored in fact, in evidence, in testimony. And yet, many of these cases remain stained by mystery, by injustice, by the gnawing why?
Some of the killers are known. Others vanished without a trace. Some were never supposed to be free to kill at all.
The truth is, the line between safety and horror is thinner than we think. It can snap without warning. One wrong turn, one missed signal, one step too far into the wrong place—and everything unravels.
This book doesn’t offer neat endings or tidy resolutions. Instead, it invites you to walk through crime scenes abandoned by time, examine motives twisted by madness or malice, and meet victims whose names deserve more than to be buried beneath headlines.
Each case is a story. Each story, a scar.
And once you start reading, it won’t be easy to forget.
113 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 29, 2025
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