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Well, I have to reluctantly give that a BZZT!
Does the fact that it's the King James version rather than, say, the Revised Standard, have any special significance?
In a way. It's not that important to the answer.
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Or daughters sleeping with their intoxicated fathers.
It's not about the content of the books, everyone!!!
Superhuman killers? I don't really know myself
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Lady♥Belleza★✰ wrote: "Required reading for psychopaths and sociopaths?"VERY close. Stay on that track...
I already mentioned the books being used in defenses, but I'm not sure if that was a bzzt or not?
Everyone is regretfully still picnicking in the land of BZZT!
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Just a wild guess. And trying to keep this going.
Regret to inform that BZZT!Consolation prize for those who keep trying to get this one:
http://randar.com/post/143760959541/s...
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It's not a real shark Bella! Don't be afraid!
Can I get a hint or clue to how close or what track Bella was on with the Required reading for psychopaths and sociopaths. I can't leave this question unanswered or it'll drive me crazy.
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Bella is -- DING DING DING! -- absolutely CORRECT! Each book was the favorite reading of a well-known serial killer.
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That gif is making me really seasick.
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Obsessed with True Crime
Books mentioned in this topic
The Holy Bible: King James Version (other topics)The Gay Science: With a Prelude in Rhymes and an Appendix of Songs (other topics)
21 Abnormal Sex Cases (other topics)
Compulsion (other topics)
The Gay Science: with a Prelude in Rhymes and an Appendix of Songs
21 Abnormal Sex Cases
Compulsion
All these books have something in common relating to true crime. What is it?