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Evil serial killers : in the minds of monsters

This unique book is divided into sections, the openings of which set the scene for the reader with introductory tales of murders. The author then moves on to focus on specific killers who have become the major celebrity in their particular field of murder and mutilation. Unfortunately, this is an area that needs updating constantly. This book includes the most up-to-date crimes of the serial killer world, including the infamous crimes of Harold Shipman, the Washington DC Sniper Killers and Armin Meiwes, the German cannibal.

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  • "This unique book is divided into sections, the openings of which set the scene for the reader with introductory tales of murders. The author then moves on to focus on specific killers who have become the major celebrity in their particular field of murder and mutilation. Unfortunately, this is an area that needs updating constantly. This book includes the most up-to-date crimes of the serial killer world, including the infamous crimes of Harold Shipman, the Washington DC Sniper Killers and Armin Meiwes, the German cannibal."@en
  • "To kill is one of the greatest crimes against humanity - to kill repeatedly, accompanied usually by sexually motivated acts that are also taboo, is beyond human comprehension. Why do these people do it? What motivates them? Charlotte Greig addresses such difficult questions in this compelling examination of the crimes of fifty of the world's most notorious serial killers."
  • ""To kill is one of the greatest crimes against humanity--to kill repeatedly, accompanied usually by sexually motivated acts that are also taboo, is beyond human comprehension. Why do these people do it? What motivates them? Wildly deviant behaviour can sometimes be 'undrestood' when it is displayed by a lone madman, but what about the killers who are judged normal, or those who act in despicable agreement with others? Charlotte Greig addresses such difficult questions in this compelling examination of the crimes of fifty of the world's most notorious serial killers." From inside flap."@en

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  • "Evil serial kilers : in the minds of monsters"
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