The Encyclopedia of True Crime

by Allan Hall

The Encyclopedia of True Crime records the macabre, the wicked and the cruel world of the most notorious criminals. Their misdeeds are divided into 4 Partners in Crime, Evil Women, Murderous Men, and War Crimes.
These are those such as the ceadly Dr. Harold Shipman, Britain's most prolific serial killer; Fred and Rose West, whose dark secrets lay buried under the patio of their Gloucestershire home; men like Ian Huntley, who prey on the innocent; and mass murderers such as they tyrannical Saddam Hussein, and America's most wanted terrorist, Osama Bin Laden. This volume delves into the lives and stories of those who stalk through the world, trailing heartbreak and bloodshed in their wake.

Genres: Biography, True Crime, Crime

Hardcover

First published January 1, 1993

About the author

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Reporter for UK Daily Mail and tabloids on crime, paranormal, history, and the unexplained.
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Freelancer: Daily Mail, Daily Star, Daily Express, Observer, Daily Mirror, Daily Record, The Scotsman, The Age, Melbourne, Sunday Times, The Times, Daily and Sunday Telegraph, Mail on Sunday, Sunday People, Sunday Mirror, Sunday Express, Evening Standard, London, Daily Sport.
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When based in Berlin worked for: Daily Mail - London, the Age - Melbourne,
Australia, the Scotsman - Edinburgh, New York Post NY. Formerly bureau chief for Britain’s biggest-selling papers – the Sun, then the Daily Mirror – NY.
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Reviews

[Bonnie Bradshaw]

Creepy! But very interesting. It shows the killers background and how they most likely became a killer. Most of them had to do with bad parenting.