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Ann Rules book on him read purty gud tooHunt for the Green River killer. the second addition includes after they actually catch him.
That all sounds pretty gay.The Count of Monte Cristo is seconded. Including audio book I've probably listened/read it several hundred times.
I had a whole European trip planned out where I was going to go to the Chatuea d'If, hide when it closed and spend the night. Unfortunately I broke a rib in Italy and decided to recover for a while on Elba. Monte Cristo itself is a protected habitat and closed to public. There is a list that you can join to visit the island but they only take approx 20 people a year.
Next year I will likely try the d'if escapade along with Beachamp's journey through to Ionnina to visit Ali Tebelin's castle ruin in the lake.
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For some short reads and classics; Shelleys Frankenstein and Wilde's Picture of Dorian Gray.
True crime stuff: Cosa Nostra was pretty good and another but I cant remember title (will try to edit it in)
Sci Fi fiction: Michael Marshall Smiths stuff was an easy read.
It's funny that they have this trope that most serial killers are intelligent-- Gary had a room temperature IQ. However, he was smart enough to kill people who didn't matter at the time and take advantage of the fact that most law enforcement entities didn't play nice with each other. He was among the original suspects thar they had narrowed down, but he just lucked out (until DNA evidence came to back to bite him in the ass)-- there were probably so many active serial killers in the PNW at that time, that it's actually kind of funny (picturing these creeps bumping into each other and getting mad at another serial killer for using their dump site or M.O.).Hunt for the Green River killer. the second addition includes after they actually catch him.
Good book. Anthony Senter (one of the Gemeni Twins and part of Roy's crew) was just released to a halfway house and is out on parole.This one is pretty good. Mafia crew of serial killers and the crazy shit they got away with. Bunch of sick fucks. Bonus: features Keith the Cop's uncle Roy DeMeo.
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early on in the book they mention him as a footnote of someone who was interviewed and cleared. Keep in mind, this was the book published before he was arrested.It's funny that they have this trope that most serial killers are intelligent-- Gary had a room temperature IQ. However, he was smart enough to kill people who didn't matter at the time and take advantage of the fact that most law enforcement entities didn't play nice with each other. He was among the original suspects thar they had narrowed down, but he just lucked out (until DNA evidence came to back to bite him in the ass)-- there were probably so many active serial killers in the PNW at that time, that it's actually kind of funny (picturing these creeps bumping into each other and getting mad at another serial killer for using their dump site or M.O.).
Amazing book. These people were fucking demons. I thought the whole car theft ring/selling hot cars to Dubai or where ever in the middle east was interesting.This one is pretty good. Mafia crew of serial killers and the crazy shit they got away with. Bunch of sick fucks. Bonus: features Keith the Cop's uncle Roy DeMeo.
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So is this about how Akhtar and Shahzad from Manchester are beefing with Iqbal and Muzzafar from Birmingham?View attachment 169947
Ignore the shite cover if you can, this is pretty comprehensive look at the explosion in gang activity around the “Madchester” era
A man dressed in leathers and riding across Europe visiting multiple places of historical and literal interest is in fact very gay, stlaker.That all sounds pretty gay.
Spoiler warning, please.So is this about how Akhtar and Shahzad from Manchester are beefing with Iqbal and Muzzafar from Birmingham?
"Defending Gary" written by his defense attorney was great tooHunt for the Green River killer. the second addition includes after they actually catch him.
That crime family was a crossroads for other sick stories, including the Jerry Sandusky scandal, Eddie Savitz and worst of all, Compound Media.Amazing book. These people were fucking demons. I thought the whole car theft ring/selling hot cars to Dubai or where ever in the middle east was interesting.
Schecter's book on Gein (Deviant) is brilliant, written in the early eighties and he interviewed a lot of the key players, very detailed and really goes into why the whole community hated Gein and all the shit he had been doing secretly for years - the cover makes it look like throwaway trash but it really is a masterpiece of serial killer/crime writing.“Depraved” by Harold Schecter is a very comprehensive account of HH Holmes’ antics. Especially after he left Chicago.
Is this by Keppel or Smith/Carlton/Guillen?Hunt for the Green River killer. the second addition includes after they actually catch him.
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