Terilynn: Based on the True Story of America's Youngest Serial Killer

by Wilton Earle

In The Book "Final Truth" author Wilton Earle collaborated with serial killer Donald "Pee Wee" Gaskins to lead readers through the horrific labyrinth of a serial killer's mind. In this his newest work, Earle introduces readers to Terilynn Wager who killed nine victims before her fifteenth birthday. But unlike Gaskins who was the functionally illiterate product of the American South'e tobacco roads, Teriynn is the beautiful intelligent daughter of an affluent and privileged family. Under applicable juvenile offender laws, the records of Terilynn's crimes were sealed by the courts. She was released from prison on her eighteenth birthday. Now Terilynn is living in the western U.S. She is free to tell her story. And she has chosen to tell it in this book.

Genres: True Crime, Crime

200 pages, Hardcover

First published October 1, 2001

Reviews

[Tom Mueller · Rating 4 out of 5]

Reads like a fictionalized biography of "Terilynn", purported to be the youngest female serial killer in History. Terilynn claimed nine victims by the time she was 15, including her mother and abusive father. Accomplices include her brother and his friend (later victims) and her female lover. Plead guilty as a Juv, she was released at 18, having served three years of a six year sentence. Supposedly changed her name and now lives in the West with her lover, possibly still claiming victims.

[J. Jones · Rating 5 out of 5]

Disturbing, but enlightening.