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Children Who Kill
Children who Kill contains five of the most memorable and bizarre cases of such death - from gunshots, knife wounds and brute strength - over the past one hundred years.
You're unlikely to be gunned down on the street by someone you've never met. But you may well be stabbed to death in the comfort of your own home. More than fifty per cent of all murders in Australia each year are classified as 'domestic', that is, they involve a death caused by another family member, whether it be a mother, father, partner, child, brother or sister.
This chapter ebook is an extract from The Australian Book of Family Murders.
Also available in the series:
The Australian Book of Family Murders
The Australian Book of True Crime
The Australian Book of Heroism
The Australian Book of Great Trials
The Australian Book of Disasters
You're unlikely to be gunned down on the street by someone you've never met. But you may well be stabbed to death in the comfort of your own home. More than fifty per cent of all murders in Australia each year are classified as 'domestic', that is, they involve a death caused by another family member, whether it be a mother, father, partner, child, brother or sister.
This chapter ebook is an extract from The Australian Book of Family Murders.
Also available in the series:
The Australian Book of Family Murders
The Australian Book of True Crime
The Australian Book of Heroism
The Australian Book of Great Trials
The Australian Book of Disasters
61 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 1, 2011
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