Serial Murders

by Brian Innes, Charlie Fuller (Introduction)

The systematic killing of a succession of victims, often over a period of many years, is not a modern phenomenon, but it has increased alarmingly over the years, particularly in the US. This title details several typical cases, from the 15th-century French killer, Gillesde Rais (the original 'Bluebeard'), to Englishman Dr Harold Shipman.

96 pages, Library Binding

First published November 1, 2002

Reviews

[Visubooks (Sofia)]

Great book! Very detailed. You learn a lot about serial murders and what some of them were over the years. You see the psychology behind it and you learn more about serial murderers that have been talked about before like Jack The Ripper. Very informative and great read if you are interested in the topic!

[Darien Thompson]

this book tells about serial murders and the physiological things that make them what they are a good book for research papers