This is the absorbing and disturbing story of John Wayne Gacy, the suburban Chicago businessman sentenced to death in 1980 for the murders of 33 young boys, most of whose bodies were buried in the crawlspace under his home. Cahill, aided in his research by TV reporter Ewing, recreates Gacy's... read more
In the introduction, the author describes Juan Corona as having killed young men; in fact most of them were middle-aged or elderly. He also says that Richard Speck killed 7 of the 8 student nurses he found in a Chicago townhouse; there were 9 nurses and 8 of them were killed.
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