Programmed To Kill: The Politics Of Serial Murder David McGowan Book Review

David McGowan‘s ‘Programmed to Kill: The Politics of Serial Murder’ shakes up everything you thought you knew about serial killers. This isn’t just another crime book rehashing gory details or glorifying violence. Instead, it’s a deep dive into the uncomfortable notion that our understanding of these killers might be heavily influenced by media narratives and…

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Eye Of The Chickenhawk Simon Dovey

Simon Dovey’s book, ‘Eye of the Chickenhawk’, is not just another addition to the bookshelf. It’s a raw, unflinching look into one of society’s darkest sins. Simon takes us through a journey exposing international child sex trafficking networks, detailing how these operations reach into political realms to manipulate power and produce horrific content. This isn’t…

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Stalemate: A Shocking True Story Of Child Abduction And Murder By John Philpin

The book ‘Stalemate’ by John Philpin takes readers into the chilling world of unsolved child abduction and murder cases in the San Francisco Bay Area, portraying the complex and unsettling investigation that ensues. At the heart of ‘Stalemate’ lies a narrative that blends suspense with the cold reality of modern forensic investigation. John Philpin, a…

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1970s – A Decade Of Serial Killers: The Most Evil Serial Killers Of The 1970s By Jack Smith Book Review

The 1970s was more than bell-bottoms and disco—it was also a decade that carved out the notorious image of the serial killer in society’s consciousness. During this time, people were grappling with the chilling reality of predator-like individuals who left communities terrified. In Jack Smith’s ‘The Most Evil Serial Killers of the 1970s’, readers are…

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