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The Serial Killer Files: The Who, What, Where, How, and Why of the World's Most Terrifying Murderers - Paperback

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The Serial Killer Files: The Who, What, Where, How, and Why of the World's Most Terrifying Murderers

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Paperback - 30 December, 2003
Ballantine Books

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Author: Harold Schechter
ISBN: 0345465660

Number of Media: 1

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Related Areas: Criminals, General, History, Homicide, Infamous Crimes And Criminals, Murder - General, Murder - Serial Killers, Serial murderers, Serial murders, True Crime, True Crime / Espionage, True Crime / General


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A Few Customer Reviews

Insanely Interseting

If you are interested in psycopaths and lust murderers, than this is a must have.


All You Ever Wanted to Know About Serial Killers...Mostly...

This is a veritable compendium of serial killers (who they are, how they kill, why they do it) and each killer has an in depth case study, and I do mean IN DEPTH! What more can I say. It was an interesting read with loads of resources for whatever macabre murder or murder type strikes your fancy...my only complaint is that there was actually quite a bit of repeated information. I'm assuming though that the author probably doesn't intend for the book to be read cover to cover (as I did), so he repeats information in various sections one might reference, probably to ensure his ideas are conveyed thoroughly for those not reading the entire book, like say, looking up a specific killer or type of killer. I give it a solid B, this would make a handy reference for a library or for use in a personal library if one writes about serial killers! :-)


serial killer files

this book is a good source of info but it jumps around alot. i found it frustrating that the author kept reffering to other sks while talking about another.

 

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