Checkmark Books The Encyclopedia of Serial Killers: A Study of the Chilling Criminal Phenomenon from the Angels of Death to the Zodiac Killer

Fascinating and informative, definitely one to read if you’re interested in serial killers from around the world and also other things like VICAP, Modus Operandi’s, etc. But.. I’m gobsmacked that this author didn’t include Myra Hindley and Ian Brady’s ‘story of horror’, but instead, relegated them to the appendix of the book in ‘team killers’. They deserved a spot in the book, and to tell people about what they did to kids, and how one is still subsequently missing.Also, I felt this author was a little egotistical in places, thinking he was right and no-one else is which was a little annoying, and unwarranted. As he happened to get a few details on some killers completely wrong himself.Other then those two points, this book was fantastic and I’m hoping to pull some really good quotes for my criminology course next year.Definitely worth the read!-LUCII, BOOK-LOVER BLOG

Great book full of detail. Husband also enjoyed reading a few too.

Outstanding achieviment getting a plethora of cases into one volume. Enjoyed it.

very helpful for dissertation. excellent condition

I hoped it would be easier to read with more pictures, its not the easiest book to sit down and read and to find certain things but overall its full of great information and I'm pleased with it