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| Title | : | Serial Killer Case Files |
| Author | : | R.J. Parker |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Box Set |
| Pages | : | Pages: 298 pages |
| Published | : | January 12th 2013 by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (first published January 1st 2013) |
| Categories | : | Crime. True Crime. Nonfiction. Mystery |
R.J. Parker
Paperback | Pages: 298 pages Rating: 3.7 | 330 Users | 37 Reviews
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In this riveting box set, an award-winning author delves into the gritty, gruesome details of the most notorious serial killers to strike the United States, including the unidentified killers who may still be on the loose.This book is a compilation of four books: female serial killers, unsolved serial killings, notorious serial killers who were captured such as Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, Jeffrey Dahmer, Son of Sam, and doctors who killed their patients.
WOMEN WHO KILL
When we hear about a Serial Killer, we never consider the sex, we would immediately assume a man...right? but that's not always the case! Females are for the most part, the loving and caring protectors of our species and the ones that are more susceptible to danger. However, they are in fact the most dangerous because they are the least suspected of the Serial Killers. Like their male counterparts, they show no remorse and have no mercy for their victims. Should we still call them the weaker sex?
CASE CLOSED: SERIAL KILLERS CAPTURED
When a Serial Killer is active in a community it is extremely scary for everyone. This book focuses on Serial Killers who have been captured and some of the most notorious and ruthless killers in history.
Serial killers stay close to home and their victims are random. Dennis Rader found all his victims in Kansas not far from the Wichita home he shared with his wife and two kids. Rader, the president of his local church, knocked on his victim's doors and they simply let him in. John Wayne Gacy, met many of his 33 victims, all young men and boys, at charity events where he appeared dressed a clown. After luring them to his house and murdering them he stuffed them under his Cook County, Illinois home. Gary Leon Ridgway, the Green River Killer, was convicted of strangling 49 random women he met in Washington. He confessed to killing 71 but authorities believe the number of victims could be over 90. Jeffrey Dahmer of Milwaukee admitted to killing and cannibalizing 17 young men and boys before he was arrested.
Case Closed is a compilation of criminal file dossiers on several of those Serial Killers that were captured.
DOCTORS WHO KILLED
This book captures the stories of five doctors who have killed their patients, including, Harold Shipman, Marcel Petiot, Michael Swango, H.H. Holmes, and John Bodkin Adams. It is amazing that these people chose a profession to help save lives, but preferred to kill.
Is it not their job to curtail suffering and death? We sometimes put our lives in the hands of doctors, trusting that our best interests are the most important to them. Thankfully, there are only a handful of doctors who have been inclined to murder their patients, and they do not represent the millions of doctors who genuinely care and uphold their oath.
UNSOLVED SERIAL KILLINGS
If you enjoy reading true crime and especially reading about Unsolved Serial Killers, this is the book for you. It's hard to believe, that at any given time in the United States alone, there are thirty to fifty unidentified active serial killers at work constantly changing their targets and methods; however, some authorities think that number is even much higher.
"Unsolved Serial Killings by RJ Parker is a fascinating glimpse into the mindsets of cold blooded serial killers. Complete with F.B.I stats, profile classifications and psychotic windows to peer into, this book is about the most horrific of criminals. There are some great examples of unsolved murders that leave the reader wondering, did the killer, stop killing, die, or go to prison on unrelated charges? A spellbinding page-turner from an author with investigator in his blood!"
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| Original Title: | Serial Killer |
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| ISBN: | 1481959719 (ISBN13: 9781481959711) |
| Edition Language: | English |
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Ratings: 3.7 From 330 Users | 37 ReviewsCommentary Based On Books Serial Killer Case Files
A read an abridged version of the book so maybe the complete version was better. The profiles were somewhat interesting and I certainly know there are more serial killers out there than I ever imagined. However, much of the book was so poorly as to make it difficult to understand and follow.
Prepare yourself for these books are not light reading if you love murder mystery books then these books are for you. I love murder mysteries so these books were right up my alley. Thank you RJ Parker for writing such a wonderful series. I love your work. I give these books 5 stars out of 5 and am eager to read more of your work soon.
This is a great book for someone new to true crime or someone who prefers short works and compendiums. If you want to know the gist of the crimes of some depraved serial killers, then this book is for you. Well researched and full of information despite the short style of each case. The author does a fabulous job of laying out the cases in a factual, objective and succinct manner. Highly recommend this one to fans of True Crime new and old.
Full of Interesting Contenthowever, the editor should be fired. I don't understand how someone can take the time to research in depth, all of these people and layout a seemingly interesting read but can't find a decent editor? or proofread their own writing? can someone do themselves a favor and hire me to be their editor? please??? I guarantee you'll gain much more credibility as an author. The end.
Not only is this book poorly written, or poorly edited, it's full of incomplete and incorrect reports of serial killers that you can easily research. You would benefit more by googling the names of the profiled killers and reading something factual with less personal commentary from the author. The second star is given in kudos to the author for having some lesser known serial killers, and for the time taken to ensure snarky personal comments were edited for clarity, spelling and punctuation.
I couldnt finish this book. It is very poorly written and very simplistic. I was quite disappointed as I was very keen to read it.
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