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Serial Killers Volume II: True Crime Stories of Murder, Homicide, Horror, and Evil
Warning: this book contains disturbing stories of true-life murder. Viewer discretion is advised.
Serial killers have shocked communities across the world with their gruesome crimes against humanity. While many killers are eventually brought to justice, some eluded police capture and vanished without a trace. Their identities remain unknown and their cases were never solved. But who were these mysterious killers, and how did they get away with murder?
Volume Two of Serial Killers: True Crime Stories of Murder, Homicide, Horror, and Evil explores the crimes of history’s most infamous unidentified serial killers. It illustrates, in graphic detail, the nature of their crimes and the violent methods they used to attain unparalleled levels of infamy. From the beginnings of a criminal investigation, to the events that lead a case to go cold, this book tells the story of some of the most prolific killers to ever live.
Here is a preview of what’s inside:
The criminal investigation process Linking a series of murders Case studies of history’s most infamous unidentified killers: Stoneman, The Hwaseong Killer, The Zodiac Killer, and Bible John The Modus Operandi, victimology, and analysis of the criminal mind
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Serial killers have shocked communities across the world with their gruesome crimes against humanity. While many killers are eventually brought to justice, some eluded police capture and vanished without a trace. Their identities remain unknown and their cases were never solved. But who were these mysterious killers, and how did they get away with murder?
Volume Two of Serial Killers: True Crime Stories of Murder, Homicide, Horror, and Evil explores the crimes of history’s most infamous unidentified serial killers. It illustrates, in graphic detail, the nature of their crimes and the violent methods they used to attain unparalleled levels of infamy. From the beginnings of a criminal investigation, to the events that lead a case to go cold, this book tells the story of some of the most prolific killers to ever live.
Here is a preview of what’s inside:
The criminal investigation process Linking a series of murders Case studies of history’s most infamous unidentified killers: Stoneman, The Hwaseong Killer, The Zodiac Killer, and Bible John The Modus Operandi, victimology, and analysis of the criminal mind
Don’t Wait. Download your copy today!
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Published December 25, 2016
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Displaying 1 - 8 of 8 reviews
September 1, 2017
Just as with volume I, this is a collection of psych reviews and evidence evaluation for a number of well known serial killers. This is morbid reading but still interesting particularly for a suspense writer.
December 25, 2019
This book was mainly about unsolved serial killer cases. The cold stats about how many unsolved murders there are in the world is chilling. The reasons why are varied from poor investigations to in fighting in the police departments. Yes I do agree with the point not to jump that a murder was done by a serial killer until the case is thoroughly investigated. It also touches on fault that media plays in causing cases to go cold. While freedom of press is admirable, there should be a limit so cases are not scandalized just to sell papers or increase ratings. I see no reason why media can not work with police responsibly in these cases.
February 17, 2019
Serialously?
Very basic information and a very sketchy book. None of the details are explored of any of the crimes covered. This book is a mere skeleton of a few facts that a 14 year old could write, based on their little knowledge of the crimes committed. Very poor book imo.
Very basic information and a very sketchy book. None of the details are explored of any of the crimes covered. This book is a mere skeleton of a few facts that a 14 year old could write, based on their little knowledge of the crimes committed. Very poor book imo.
September 9, 2020
Don't Bother
The only thing I could get from this second book about serial killers is, you have a good chance of getting away with murder. I can't in good conscience recommend this book.
The only thing I could get from this second book about serial killers is, you have a good chance of getting away with murder. I can't in good conscience recommend this book.
November 14, 2017
Too short.
There were a limited number of cases in the book. I was expecting a little more research in the cases as well.
There were a limited number of cases in the book. I was expecting a little more research in the cases as well.
January 10, 2018
Held my attention but...
Slow read because the murders are mundane. Writer was engaging however and made it as interesting as possible. Will read her again to be sure.
Slow read because the murders are mundane. Writer was engaging however and made it as interesting as possible. Will read her again to be sure.
January 8, 2017
I don't know what set me in the mood to read about serial killers tonight, but something did and this book fit my feeling well.
It provided in depth telling of cold cases, and it told it all in an interesting way. I throughly enjoyed picking this book up. It was a good, informative way to spend an hour.
Also, who doesn't love a good serial killer story on a Saturday evening?
It provided in depth telling of cold cases, and it told it all in an interesting way. I throughly enjoyed picking this book up. It was a good, informative way to spend an hour.
Also, who doesn't love a good serial killer story on a Saturday evening?
February 26, 2024
It was very interesting I really enjoyed it it gives a lot of details that the police had.
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