A Concise Compendium of Serial Killers and How Some Victims Fought Back and Survived.
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A Concise Compendium of Serial Killers and How Some Victims Fought Back and Survived.
Narrated by:
Jeffrey A. Hering
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Narrated by:
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Jeffrey A. Hering
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By:
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Alan Ironside
About this listen
In this audiobook I take a look at some of the world's worst serial killers.
I check out their individual gruesome biographies. I examine how victims became victims and how some managed to thwart their attackers. I've included a list of relevant references.
I hope that you the listener find this journey into the depraved human mind enlightening and that it makes you more aware of the dangers which might lurk near your apartment block, home or hotel, or in your neighborhood.
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