Axe Murderers: 6 Horrific True Crime Stories, 1 Common Tool

by Ryan Becker, True Crime Seven, Kurtis-Giles Veysey

Would you feel safe, knowing your neighbor has a weapon, that is responsible for acts so terrifying, that they still haunt people to this day? Dozens or even hundreds of years later? “It can’t be true!” Most would say. Like the people whose peaceful lives were cut short - unexpectedly and heartlessly. What was once known as a regular tool, became known as one of the deadliest weapons…. From a teenage girl to the mysterious men, whose identities are still covered in the midst of despair. The first installment of the brand-new true crime series “Murderers' Toolbox”, contains six tales all sharing one common thread - six gruesome axe murders. The facts and details are clearly laid out for the reader. Yet, their intents remain as mysterious as nauseating… What made them commit these sickening acts? Are they just born different? Or did the circumstances of life made them snap? Why the barbarous axe? These stories raise many questions and truly make us “Are we even safe in our own homes?” The danger is closer than you think, and it doesn’t bother knocking on the doors… Get your copy now and sneak into the minds of wicked axe murderers, before they sneak into your doors…

170 pages, Paperback

Published July 13, 2019

About the author

Ryan Becker is a True Crime author who started his writing journey in late 2016. Like many of you, he loves to explore the process of how individuals turn their darkest fantasies into a reality.

Ryan has always had a passion for storytelling. So, writing is the best output for him to combine his fascination with psychology and true crime. It is Ryan’s goal for his readers to experience the full immersion with the dark reality of the world just like how he used to do it in his younger days.

Now with his small team, Ryan wishes to push the storytelling even further with other passionate writers and together they can leave a mark on the reader with their various storytelling styles.

To reach out or just to say hi you can email him at Ryanbecker@ryanbeckerwrites.com.