Serial Killers: Horror, & Murder: Scary Stories, & True Stories of the Most Terrifying Serial Killers the World has Ever Seen! (Ted Bundy, Jack the Ripper, ... Unsolved Mysteries, Torture Book 1)

This is a very nice book and one thing i noticed when going through this book was that it contained a lot of horrible stories and incidence that was committed by various harmful serial killer. This book was able to help me learn about the mindset of this ones and how they operate. Really nice book to help enlighten readers.

We seem to be fascinated in reading about serial killers, but we don't like killing at all.this book as some really evil killers in it , and is interesting. It does mention other killers near to the back of the book, one it mentions is h h holmes, he as become the prime suspect in the Jack the ripper killings. I wouldn't read this when it's dark and your on your own though,chilling read!

The "stories" in this book gives no more information than you would get on a blurb on the back of a book. Your "chapters" don't match up with your introduction and I could get more information about the these people surfing the internet.First, chapter 3 is not about GeneneJones! Second, there were Headlines and a TV movie made about Genene Jones.Chapter three dives into the story of a murderer that wasn’t splashed on TV or made into a movie but the events that laid behind her makes Genene Jones one of the most vicious and disgusting serial killers in history. With a pleasant demeanor and kind smile, Jones spent years hiding the terrible murders she was completing every day. The most horrifying part of the story can only be understood by reading through this tale of blood and insanity.

Don’t be fooled by the book cover. You may think it was taken right out of a tabloid headline. No, "Serial Killers" takes a mostly objective look at some of the world’s darkest and most notorious serial killers. Unfortuatnely the author does fall into a trap of adding "sensational" conclusions at the end of each chapter. However, at only 58 pages, this book will keep you glued to the pages. Some of these killers ‘histories prompted me to explore them further. Warning: this is not for the “faint of heart”.

Serial killing is a new concept I have just learn,by reading this book with lots of horrifying, astonishing and skeptical stories, I begin to wonder why one can involve in such a heinous act ,is there a force behind it ?.Base on research what may be the intensity of this act in the distant past and in the future?

This is a super fast read. The author writes quick information about 5 serial killers: The Long Island Killer, The Zodiac Killer, Genene Jones, The Boston Strangler and Richard Ramirez, but none of the information was new or different than anything else I've ever read about the cases. For me, it wasn't an exciting or informative book and not one I would recommend.