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This is the first book in the 'Serial Homicide' series which will feature six notorious cases in each volume. INCLUDES PHOTOS Ted Bundy was a burglar, rapist, kidnapper, necrophiliac (sexual intercourse with a corpse) and serial killer in the 1970s. It's believed he killed 30 plus women. Jeffrey Dahmer (the Milwaukee Monster), was a rapist, killer, necrophiliac, and cannibal who killed 17 young boys and men between 1978 and 1991. Albert Fish was a child rapist, cannibal and serial killer who operated between 1924 and 1932. It's conceived that he killed at least 9 children and possibly more.During the 1980s and '90s, Gary Ridgway (Green River Killer), a serial killer and necrophiliac, is believed to have killed 49 women, but confessed to murdering 71.Between 1978 and 1983 in the United Kingdom, Dennis Nilsen (The Kindly Killer) is known to have killed between 12 and 15 young men. He had a ritual of bathing and dressing the corpses, preserving them for a time before dissecting and disposing of his victims by either burning them in a fire or flushing their parts down a toilet.Known as the Co-Ed Butcher, Edmund Kemper was a cannibal, necrophiliac and serial killer who, between 1964 and 1973, killed 10 women including his mother who he beheaded, used her head as a dartboard and for oral sex.Plus... Bonus StoryIn February 2013, LAPD Cop Chris Dorner went on a shooting revenge/spree killing targeting higher-up officers and their families. Review: Great read for True Crime fans! - If you love reading True Crime, I think this is a great book to add to your collection! Author RJ Parker did a great job on this interesting, easy and quick read! This collection includes chapters on the following 6 serial killers: Albert Fish: (suspected of murdering up to 30 children, admitted to 3 and convicted of 1) Ted Bundy: (suspected victim count is from 30-100) Dennis Nilsen (aka "The English Jeffrey Dahmer") Jeffrey Dahmer (aka " The Milwaukee Cannibal") Gary Ridgeway ((aka "The Green River Killer") Edmund Kemper (aka " The Co-ed Killer") PLUS..there is a bonus book included! Revenge Killings (also by RJ Parker) is about serial cop killer, Chris Dorner. Both books include pictures in the Kindle version! Review: Slow read - Took this on holiday with me but by the 3rd story it was a bit slow not much info .ie why they did wot they did wot was on there minds.
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K**R
Great read for True Crime fans!
If you love reading True Crime, I think this is a great book to add to your collection! Author RJ Parker did a great job on this interesting, easy and quick read! This collection includes chapters on the following 6 serial killers: Albert Fish: (suspected of murdering up to 30 children, admitted to 3 and convicted of 1) Ted Bundy: (suspected victim count is from 30-100) Dennis Nilsen (aka "The English Jeffrey Dahmer") Jeffrey Dahmer (aka " The Milwaukee Cannibal") Gary Ridgeway ((aka "The Green River Killer") Edmund Kemper (aka " The Co-ed Killer") PLUS..there is a bonus book included! Revenge Killings (also by RJ Parker) is about serial cop killer, Chris Dorner. Both books include pictures in the Kindle version!
C**A
Slow read
Took this on holiday with me but by the 3rd story it was a bit slow not much info .ie why they did wot they did wot was on there minds.
M**H
Thorough information, but poor writing skills
Interesting information, quite thorough, but choppy and rushed, with grammatical errors and typos. Feels like it wasn't properly edited or proofread.
C**E
Good research and information on serial killers
Very interesting read; however, the repetition of details and complete narratives were unnecessary. Some dates and info differed from previous statements, but otherwise a very knowledgeable presentation. I have read other works by RJ Parker and the details and narrative are well delivered.
A**R
Grammar mistakes
The subject is intriguing, however, the constant grammar mistakes, changing names of key figures is annoying to say the least. Throughout every chapter, the past and current narrative changes on a dime. It is very hard to follow the stories and keep focus when trying to remember what's going on. There are many other books about this subject, I would suggest trying another.
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