im also a true crime buff... i read a whole variety of true-crime books. I dont stick to just one author though, but I am a buff though.
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True crime books?
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I just read Invisible Darkness, about the Paul Bernardo/Karla Homolka case. Very timely, as the sadistic, self-serving b***h is due to be released, any day now (if she hasn't been already).
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I read that one, too (and reread it when I learned she was going to be released). Another one about them was "Deadly Innocence".
She's due to be released sometime next month. Her plans are to move to Quebec. According to one news release she will be monitored and required to check in on a weekly basis.
With her narcissism, I doubt that she'll maintain a low profile and somebody is likely to dispose of her, in a manner similar to that of her victims.
With her narcissism, I doubt that she'll maintain a low profile and somebody is likely to dispose of her, in a manner similar to that of her victims.
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I know this is cold, but my response is a simple shrug. I just read "Murder in the Family" by Burl Barer, about Kirby Anthoney, who murdered his aunt and two female cousins in Anchorage in 1987, after raping his aunt and the older of the two girls. He got three consecutive 99-year sentences, plus some concurrent sentences. I don't believe such psychopaths can be rehabilitated, or that they should ever be released. Society is much better off without them.
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I just read Murderous East Anglia by Joanna Elphick. I think it might end up being one of my favorite books of all time! It's a mix of superb storytelling and legal knowledge. Truly like nothing you'll have read before!
NB. It is only available on the amazon kindle store!
NB. It is only available on the amazon kindle store!
