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True Crime Stories: Murderers Who Killed Freely For Years: True Crime Stories Of Maniac Serial Killers
Murderers Who Killed Freely For Years: True Crime Stories Of Maniac Serial Killers
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The world in which we now live in is a product of years of war and brutality. It has created many macabre stories of men and women, while undergoing the change from a bloody war to a cold war.
I'm sure you have heard this before but let me remind you, monsters don't hide under the bed or inside a wardrobe; they hide under the same skin as you have. Yes, you heard me right, men are the real monsters we should be afraid of.
I will tell you the stories of men who hid as sheep, who were completely vindicated by their life. But the wolf shows it's true nature eventually. Sometimes they are never caught and can hide among their peers and blend into their surroundings. Alluding the authorities by the skin of their teeth, almost as if taunting them and giving them a little hope then slipping away right before their eyes.
This book will tell you about the gore and blood spread by such beings, on how they instilled fear in the heart of others by hiding and silently killing.
The stories include the misplaced justice of madam Popova, who killed men common to infidelity to Lewis Hutchinson, who killed for the sake of killing. Stories of killers like Moses Sithole who raped and killed their victims for self-preservation to Saeed Hanae, who killed prostitutes. Then there are the tales of the most sickening killers like Thomas Quick and Gregory Davis, who enjoyed the pleasure of the kill, before and after they died.
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True Crime Stories – Gregory Davis: The Son of a Baptist True Crime Stories – Markham Duff Smith: The Adoptive Killer True Crime Stories – Saeed Hanai: The Stripper Killer True Crime Stories – The Satermannan: Thomas Quick True Crime Stories – Catherine Desayes: The Alleged Sorceress True Crime Stories – Lewis Hutchinson: The Mad Master Much, much more!
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Tags: serial killers, true crime, cold cases true crime, serial killers true crime, true crime stories, true murder stories, murder mysteries, cannibal killers, murder stories, cannibals, cold cases solved, unexplained mysteries
Get Your FREE BONUSES When You Get This Book!
The world in which we now live in is a product of years of war and brutality. It has created many macabre stories of men and women, while undergoing the change from a bloody war to a cold war.
I'm sure you have heard this before but let me remind you, monsters don't hide under the bed or inside a wardrobe; they hide under the same skin as you have. Yes, you heard me right, men are the real monsters we should be afraid of.
I will tell you the stories of men who hid as sheep, who were completely vindicated by their life. But the wolf shows it's true nature eventually. Sometimes they are never caught and can hide among their peers and blend into their surroundings. Alluding the authorities by the skin of their teeth, almost as if taunting them and giving them a little hope then slipping away right before their eyes.
This book will tell you about the gore and blood spread by such beings, on how they instilled fear in the heart of others by hiding and silently killing.
The stories include the misplaced justice of madam Popova, who killed men common to infidelity to Lewis Hutchinson, who killed for the sake of killing. Stories of killers like Moses Sithole who raped and killed their victims for self-preservation to Saeed Hanae, who killed prostitutes. Then there are the tales of the most sickening killers like Thomas Quick and Gregory Davis, who enjoyed the pleasure of the kill, before and after they died.
Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...
True Crime Stories – Gregory Davis: The Son of a Baptist True Crime Stories – Markham Duff Smith: The Adoptive Killer True Crime Stories – Saeed Hanai: The Stripper Killer True Crime Stories – The Satermannan: Thomas Quick True Crime Stories – Catherine Desayes: The Alleged Sorceress True Crime Stories – Lewis Hutchinson: The Mad Master Much, much more!
Get this book today!
If crazed serial killer true crime stories are your thing then get this book now!
Tags: serial killers, true crime, cold cases true crime, serial killers true crime, true crime stories, true murder stories, murder mysteries, cannibal killers, murder stories, cannibals, cold cases solved, unexplained mysteries
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48 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 11, 2015
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November 9, 2018
Interesting book!
This was a fascinating book about serial killers from all over the world. I did notice a few spelling and grammatical errors. I highly recommend this book to other true crime readers.
This was a fascinating book about serial killers from all over the world. I did notice a few spelling and grammatical errors. I highly recommend this book to other true crime readers.
October 14, 2017
Short
Great stories. Like the way he stuck to just the facts. Makes for a good read. Would recommend for anyone that likes true crime.
Great stories. Like the way he stuck to just the facts. Makes for a good read. Would recommend for anyone that likes true crime.
June 29, 2023
Distracted from content by (lack of) editing
This book may have had interesting content, but I was so distracted by the terrible editing, it was difficult to focus on the actual content. The phrasing, punctuation, run on sentences, etc. was horrid. The profiles were of killers not usually covered, which I enjoyed. Overall, though, the writing took so much away, it was hard to come away with a positive review.
This book may have had interesting content, but I was so distracted by the terrible editing, it was difficult to focus on the actual content. The phrasing, punctuation, run on sentences, etc. was horrid. The profiles were of killers not usually covered, which I enjoyed. Overall, though, the writing took so much away, it was hard to come away with a positive review.
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