
The Encyclopedia of Serial Killers
Michael NewtonThe Encyclopedia of Serial Killers
March 1, 1990515 pages
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1st ed.: This guide examines the realities of serial murder versus popular myths depicted in film and television. From Jack the Ripper to Ted Bundy, the encyclopedia gives readers an overview of what is undoubtedly the most macabre and fascinating branch of crime and modern criminology. 2nd ed.: A comprehensive reference to serial killings offers case studies of notorious murderers and articles discussing the psychology of serial murder, law enforcement techniques used to catch serial killers, and famous unsolved cases.
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