Serial Killers True Crime: Incredible True Stories of Psychopathic Serial Killers From The Last 200 Years: True Crime Killers

by Brody Clayton

Incredible True Stories of Psychopathic Serial Killers From The Last 200 True Crime KillersGet Your FREE BONUSES When You Get This Book!Every single person is unique; with different wants, needs, likes, dislikes and hates. Serial killers, however, have one thing in common, they kill, for diverse reasons and for various outcomes. Their ability to take lives easily, though, is mind-boggling. Some of them kill one or two but some also kill hundreds. It is somehow hard to fathom how these killers can do such gruesome deeds and to dig deeper into their stories can certainly be thought-provoking.The mentality of serial killers throughout the world’s history is something that will always be a curious mystery. What motivates them to kill, is something that we cannot easily understand. Some have rather simplistic, and even personal, reasons for jealousy, self-inadequacy, self-confirmation, attention, self-gain and revenge. Some take lives in order to take vengeance on the government and even include solving societal problems as their main goal. Psychopaths of this type usually like playing the role of a “supreme being” who aim to eliminate people that they consider not worthy to live. From the premier poisoners and virgin murderers to baby killers and mysterious point-blank gunmen, this book offers a rich history of serial killers that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...Serial Killers True Crime – Vera Jealous Killer of 35Serial Killers True Crime – Daniel The Virgin KillerSerial Killers True Crime – The Playing Card Alfredo GalanSerial Killers True Crime – Gennady The Unlikely MurdererSerial Killers True Crime – The Southland Baby FarmerSerial Killers True Crime – Murderer Kathleen FolbiggSerial Killers True Crime – Anna Maria Germany's Premier PoisonerMuch, much more!Get this book today!If you love reading twisted stories of vicious serial killers and murderers, get this book now!

Genres: True Crime, Crime, Nonfiction

96 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 18, 2015

Reviews

[Heather · Rating 2 out of 5]

Serial Killers True Crime is a brief rundown showcasing 7 killers and their murderous endeavors.

Pros -

-I learned about a few serial killers I’d had yet to hear about.

-This was an incredibly quick read.

-Free on iBooks.

Cons -

-Some ‘stories’ were more detailed than others but none of them really dug into the the “guts” of the events that took place (pun absolutely intended). It seemed to mostly be bullet points - author stuck to primary facts and pretty much left it at that. In particular, the retelling of Vera Renczi’s crimes touched on the victims beyond her husbands and son, but you don’t even get to know all of their names, let alone the details behind each relationship (if you could even call them that) and subsequent murders.

-Some editorial errors (typos, etc.).

I gave this a 2 star rating as there just wasn’t enough detail for me. Though it did make the book a quick read - I just would have preferred for it to be......well......meatier.

I’ll definitely give this author another shot, though, as I was able to get 6 of his works on iBooks for free and he does hit on the key aspects of each killer’s history. This does give the reader a good baseline if they’re interested in doing further research on any of the criminals mentioned.

[Bonnie Wheat · Rating 3 out of 5]

To realize the number (and this just a few worldwide) of human who have the desire to choose punishment for others. God gave the choices to us and expected us to make some really foolish things happen.selfish selfishness. This 200 years of human choices made by people who are not brilliant but vindictive folks. Some poor parental resizing has .con tributes to the way we can see our corner of the world. Some can moved by greed in our feelings of self worth. Those standards are set early on in our worlld.. Everyday I hear of these motivations my heart breaks to know such a thing is not necessaty. A little bit of love can go far. But we are such tangled and mangled pieces of DNA and strangled parts and of hu selfish

[Jessica Jackson · Rating 3 out of 5]

Great stories and I hadn’t heard of any of them.

However, there were numerous typos and spelling errors which lost it a star. Also, in chapter 5, it said the killer was tried in 1985 yet she was born in the 1800s - making her 100+ years old. After research, it was found that she was tried in 1895 which made me deduct another star.

[lisa · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good book.

Serial killer buffs ,welcome here. I enjoyed this book , I have read most of these killers before but there is always a new take on them.

[Abbey Feehan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really good and terrifying

[Anne · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a very interesting book, I had never heard of any of these killers, but their stories were interesting.

[Madlen Mad · Rating 5 out of 5]

Vera Renczi is the best😣🥲

[Tony Lee Ross Jr. · Rating 3 out of 5]

Infuriating.

[Vickie · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a book about serial killers. It explained why some of them did what they did. The preview states they are true murder cases. It is a part of history but none appeared to be in the United States. The one chapter told of a woman killing her two husbands, her son, and 32 lovers. She kept them all in the basement in zinc lined coffins!

[Bettye McKee · Rating 4 out of 5]

Some interesting true crime stories

I enjoyed reading the true crime cases in this book. Some of them are from earlier times, and it was somewhat shocking to learn of the short prison terms given for multiple murder victims. Life was truly valued cheaply.

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