Serial Killers True Crime Collection - 6 Vols

Introduction
Chapter 1: The making of the Co-Ed Killer
Chapter 2: Turning himself in
Chapter 3: An era of peace, love and murder
Chapter 4: A life fueled by anger and hatred
Chapter 5: The traits of a serial killer
Chapter 6: Mary Ann Pesce and Anita Luchessa, His First Victims
Chapter 7: Making friends with the enemy
Chapter 8: The disappearance of Aiko Koo
Chapter 9: Kemper’s escalation and a city in fear
Chapter 10: Cynthia Ann Schall
Chapter 11: Rosalind Thorpe and Allison Liu
Chapter 12: Another close call
Chapter 13: Clarnell Strandberg Kemper and Sally Hallett
Chapter 14: The arrest of the Co-Ed Butcher
Chapter 15: A serial killer tells his story
Chapter 16: A neighborhood full of surprise
Chapter 17: Wondering why
Chapter 18: Kemper’s trial and the aftermath
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Introduction
Chapter 1: Growing Up With Violence
Chapter 2: The Transformation to a Radical
Chapter 3: Preparing For the Race War
Chapter 4: The Race War Starts
Chapter 5: 1980
Chapter 6: Arrest and Trials
Chapter 7: Life Behind Bars
Chapter 8: The Legacy of Joseph Paul Franklin
Conclusion
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CHAPTER ONE: Mayhem Discovered
CHAPTER TWO: Early Crimes
CHAPTER THREE: Two Survive
CHAPTER FOUR: More March Madness
CHAPTER FIVE: Heightened Brutality
CHAPTER SIX: Casual Killing
CHAPTER SEVEN: Ring of Truth
CHAPTER EIGHT: Prime Evil
CHAPTER NINE: Double Doom
CHAPTER TEN: Escape from “Space E”
CHAPTER ELEVEN: Aftermath—Sins of the Fathers
EPILOGUE: For Sale—Haunted House with No Ghosts
EPILOGUE: For Sale—Haunted House with No Ghosts
The making of a serial killer
	It leaves us always asking why
		Organized killers
		Disorganized killers
	Serial killers think they’re unique – but they’re not
	Nature vs. nurture?
	Going inside the mind: Psychopathy and other mental illnesses
		‘I felt like it’
		A new take on psychopathy
		Schizophrenia
		Borderline personality disorder
	Top signs of a serial killer
	Trademarks of a serial killer
		The signature
		The cooling off period
		Hunting in pairs
		Other red flags
		Brain damage? Maybe
Christopher Wilder: The True Story of The Beauty Queen Killer
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Introduction
Chapter 1: The Origins of the Beauty Queen Killer
	The Near Death Experiences
	The First Signs of Sickness
	The Sydney Gang-Rape
	An Attempt at Domesticity
Chapter 2: Wilder Moves to the United States
	Building a Fortune
	Sexual Assaults in the 1970s
	Back in Australia
Chapter 3: The Killing Spree
	Return to Florida
	The Miami Grand Prix
	Tying up Loose Ends
	Leaving Miami
	The FBI Focuses on Wilder
Chapter 4: Killing From Coast to Coast
	The Victims Begin to Pile Up
	Wilder Stays One Step Ahead of the FBI’s Technology
	Getting More Brazen
	Tina Marie Risico
	Heading North
Chapter 5: Final Considerations
	What Drove the Beauty Queen Killer?
	Other Potential Victims
	The Wanda Beach Slayings
	More Possible Victims in Florida
	The Collector
Conclusion
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Introduction
Chapter 1: Christie’s Childhood
	The Importance of His Grandfather’s Death
Chapter 2: Becoming an Adult
	War Veteran
Chapter 3: Marriage to Ethel
	Sexual Dysfunction
Chapter 4: Early Criminal Career
	Where Did It All Go Wrong?
Chapter 5: John the Special Constable
	For The Love of Gas
Chapter 6: Timothy and Beryl Evans
	The Disappearance of Beryl and Geraldine
Chapter 7: Timothy Evans on Trial
	Witness Statements
	Crown Witness
	Judgement and Sentence
Chapter 8: The First Murders
	Subsequent Murders
	A Narrow Escape
	Necrophilia
Chapter 9: Discovery of the Bodies
	The Autopsies of Four
	The Skeletal Remains
Chapter 10: Christie on the Run
	The Confession
Chapter 11: The Trial
	Psychiatric Evaluation
	Christie’s Trial Begins
	Conviction and Execution
Chapter 12: The Aftermath
	Demolition of 10 Rillington Place
	Was Timothy Innocent?
	Compensation for the Family
	Judicial Failures Identified
Chapter 13: Personality Disorder?
	Narcissistic Personality Disorder
	Low Self-Confidence – Due to His Mother?
	Sexual Dysfunction
Chapter 14: Were There More Victims?
	Questions Unanswered
	The Tobacco Tin
	Why Ethel Stayed
Chapter 15: In the Media
Conclusion
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Introduction
Chapter 1: An Unusual Childhood
	A Religious Home
	A Good Student
	Jack Of All Trades
Chapter 2: John the Young Man
	A Disastrous Marriage
	Walking a Criminal Path
	The Family Turns Their Backs
Chapter 3: A Deadly Acquaintance
	A Handyman for William McSwann
	John the Solicitor
	An Inmate Again
Chapter 4: Crossing Paths Again
	The Perfect Plan Concocted Behind Bars
	William McSwann Disappears
	Elder McSwanns Must Go
Chapter 5: The Road Is Set
	John’s Workshop
	The Henderson Murders
	Olive in the Drum
Chapter 6: Suspicions Abound
	Criminal Record Points the Way
	A Horrifying Discovery
	John’s Confessions Don’t Add Up
Chapter 7: The Judicial Process
	The Trial Gets Underway
	The Insanity Defense
	Conviction and Sentence
Chapter 8: Killing For Greed
	Not the Only One
	Estimated Financial Gain
	Premeditated Evil
Chapter 9: The Big Questions Remain
	Were There Others?
	Vampiric Tendencies or Fantasy?
	Complete Disregard
Chapter 10: Wandsworth Prison
	The History of the Prison
	The Gallows and the Hangman
	Infamous Inmates
Chapter 11: The Truth About Sulfuric Acid
	The Effects on the Human Body
	How Did John Attain So Much Of It?
	Modern Day Murder Cases
Chapter 12: John Haigh the Man and His Actions
	Nature, Nurture, or Both
	The Money Motive
	Victim Selection
Chapter 13: In the Media
Conclusion
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