Extreme Evil: Kids Killing Kids

by Bob Larson

America is shocked by the senseless terror that has swept through ourschools. We are victims of brutal murders carried out, not by hardenedcriminals, but by our very own children. The names of the crime scenes areall too familiar. They are quiet towns. Pearl, Mississippi. Paducah,Kentucky. Jonesboro, Arkansas. Littleton, Colorado. Americans are tryingdesperately to make sense of this horrible trend while wondering, Is thereanything we can do to prevent future atrocities to our children? Bob Larsongets us to the root of these evils and brings us some of the answers we arelooking for.About the Bob Larson is an expert on cults, the occult and supernatural phenomena. Heis the host of a daily one-hour radio show, Talk Back with Bob Larson, heardin approximately 150 cities in the United States and Canada, and the host ofa weekly television show. He has lectured in more than seventy countries andhas appeared on such television shows as Oprah, Donahue, Montel, Sally Jesseand Larry King Live.

Paperback

First published September 23, 1999

About the author

Bob Larson is an American radio and television evangelist, and a pastor of Spiritual Freedom Church in Phoenix, Arizona. Larson has authored numerous books critical of rock music and Satanism.

Reviews

[Disfiguredpeacock · Rating 1 out of 5]

I have very little use for an author that wants to overlook every possible cause of school shootings and latch onto his pet theory that they're caused by demon possession. Even before I left my faith, I knew that to ignore every socioeconomic and educational factor was patent absurdity.

I would actively lose friends to keep them from reading this book.

[Kerri · Rating 1 out of 5]

DNF. Literally the worst book I have ever read. Authors believes school shootings are cause by non Christian families and video games. I grabbed this from a thrift store for a quarter, I thought it was a true crime type of book, thought it’d be interesting, it was not.

[Darrell Helton]

I have had this book since 1999. In light of the recent tragedies, (again in Colorodo) I wanted to recommend this book to everyone.

[Tanya Mitchell · Rating 3 out of 5]

I reread the book looking for suggestions, details, descriptive of children. It provided very little of what I expected. Looking for 2024 suggestions and ideals from a 1999 book is not going to happen.