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Serial Killers: Ted Bundy & Jeffery Dahmer
- 2 Books in 1
- Narrated by: Eric Linden
- Length: 2 hrs and 45 mins
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Summary
Serial Killers: The True Crime Story of Ted Bundy
Ted Bundy, the Angel of Death, is one of the most infamous serial killers in the United States. All serial killers seem to have a storied past, one of heartbreak or pain, which caused them to become who they were or are. This book is here to provide you with Ted Bundy's story.
He didn’t start out being a murderer. His life began just like yours and mine. He was born in Burlington, Vermont. His childhood is what shaped him to be the killer he was.
This book will cover his:
- Childhood years
- Murderous beginnings
- Arrest
- Victims
- Capture, trial, and execution
This book will tell you everything you want to know about the Angel of Death. You will see him in a new light. You could learn a thing or two that you didn't already know about him.
Serial Killers: The True Crime Story of Jeffrey Dahmer
Jeffrey Dahmer, the Milwaukee Cannibal, is one of the most infamous serial killers in the US. All serial killers seem to have a storied past, one of heartbreak or pain, which caused them to become who they were or are. This book is here to provide you with Jeffrey Dahmer’s story.
He didn’t start out being a murderer. His life began just like yours and mine. He was born in a suburb of Milwaukee, the older of two sons. But his childhood is what shaped him to be the killer he was.
This book will cover:
- His early life
- His first murder
- How he was captured
- What happened after
- And much more...
You will learn everything you need to know about the Milwaukee cannibal. You’ll see Dahmer in a new light, and you might learn a thing or two that you didn’t already know about him.
Don’t wait another minute to access this quick and powerful guide to serial killers. Listen today!
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- Rick Shaw
- 19-05-20
True Crime and More!
Riveting! This book gave me chills (which is a good thing). I have always been fascinated by law and order, and this book gives me a great assessment of the works of law enforcement in keeping the peace. Also, I got enough details and background on the most notorious serial killers, their strategy, victims and their end.
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- Mal Practice
- 19-05-20
Loved the book!
I loved the book, it was an easy listen aside from the narrators mispronunciation of names.
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- Ray Zindaroof
- 25-05-20
Must read for true crime fans
The Big Book of Serial Killers: An Encyclopedia of Serial Killers- 150 Serial Killer Files of the World's Worst Murderers by Jack Rosewood and Rebecca Lo was a great read. This was a book filled with some of the world most infamous killers as well as some you may have never heard of. This was a good book, I can't wait to read more by Jack Rosewood and Rebecca Li. This is a great book for any true crime fan.
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- Louie Ana
- 23-05-20
Encyclopedia with fascinating facts
This is a brilliant book. Alphabetically ordered, each serial killer is profiled—with a listing of their victims, method of killing, and the eventual outcome for the killer. I was prepared for a very dry book, but it isn’t. Each murderer is presented with their background. Interestingly, some had very troubled childhoods while others were raised with very normal families. The author doesn’t draw any conclusions, but consistently, there were red flags in these men’s pasts. And yes, there are women, but their numbers are very small.Kevin Kollins is the perfect narrator for this book. He has a deep and resonant voice, with the appropriate gravitas for the subject matter. My fear was that he might be monotonous, so I was happy that this was not the case. His pronunciation and enunciation is very good, making the book interesting to listen to.
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- Joseph Evans
- 16-08-20
Great Listen!
Very detailed! Narrator did an excellent job. I really enjoyed this book and learned a lot of great information.
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- Isobel Thornton
- 19-08-20
Great Read
The Serial Killer Books: 15 Famous Serial Killers True Crime Stories that shocked the world by Jack a Rosewood was a great Read. This anthology was a closer more in depth look at serial killers and what makes them do what they do. This is a must read for anyone that likes true crime stories. I can't wait to read more by Jack Rosewood.
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- Chris Bacon
- 26-05-20
Pretty Good
This was a really good encyclopedia concerning serial killers. I really liked that it branched out from the US and dealt with cases from around the world, and that it talked about cases that aren't known by the wider public instead of just focusing on serial killers that people have heard of, such as Jeffrey Dahmer or Fred and Rosemary West. It was pretty cool in that it also focused on female serial killers as well, such as the woman who poisoned her stepchildren with acid. Each chapter is quite small, so it's not massively detailed, but it does have a quick overview of each victim, their childhood, how they killed, their victims, the timeline of events and their capture/imprisonment and death, if applicable.
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- Katgory
- 23-05-20
Excellent details
This book doesn't only provide readers with the story of these serial killers, but it also give a good detail on their lives and their actions. The mind of a serial killer... it also presents a need to appreciate the works of law of enforcement.This is a good book, well-written, great narration, and worth the time (and money).
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- Matt Schtick
- 26-05-20
A real thriller
This audiobook is as captivating as it is chilling. But then, the stories of serial killers are usually of that sort. This book details the profile of some of the most notorious predatory humans, their activities, victims, lair/tactics, etc. Be sure, the stories here are not for the faint-hearted.
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- Abdul
- 16-08-20
Learned A Lot
I learned about some crime stories I was unaware of and details of some others. I feel it is a thorough book. I did find the reading a bit stilted at times, almost as if a computer were reading it. But it is a non-fiction book so it didn’t detract much.
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