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Serial Killers Up Close and Personal
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items A selection of books that follow the life and crimes of serial killers that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
A step by step examination of the Manson murders by the prosecutor who tried the case.
Helter Skelter
While famous for her true crime stories, this painstaking account of Ted Bundy's life and crimes is particularly close to home for Ann Rule since she once knew and worked with him.
The Stranger Beside Me
A heartbreaking focus on the young male victims of John Wayne Gacy.
Boys Enter the House: Victims of Gacy
Historical horror on the frontier that feels like H.H. Holmes meets the Texas Chainsaw Masacre family.
Hell's Half-Acre: The Bender Family Story
Gary Ridgway, aka the Green River Killer took far too long to be caught because his crimes were perpetrated on sex workers and other members of society that don't get press when they go missing.
Green River, Running Red
H.H. Holmes' crimes were as infamous as the 1893 Chicago World's Fair that was taking place outside his house of horrors. Holmes is known as likely the first American serial killer.
The Devil in the White City
Jane Toppan is known as possibly one of the first American female serial killers.
America's First Female Serial Killer: Jane Toppan
Bell Gunness was an American serial killer also known as a Black Widow as she poisoned many people including her many husbands.
Hell's Princess: Belle Gunness Mystery
Israel Keyes is a lesser known but not less frightening serial killer who had stashes of weapons all over the United States to perform his numerous murders.
American Predator
This is the story of the Knotek Sisters and the childhood they survived with their disturbingly sadistic mother who murdered multiple people right on their property.
If You Tell: A True Story of Murder & Secrets
The lack of concern over the crisis of missing and murdered indigenous women in the Americas is nothing short of alarming. This book chronicles one awful chapter of that story and the women kidnapped, raped and slaughtered by Robert Pickton
Highway of Tears: A True Story of Racism, Indifference and the Pursuit of Justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls