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Description edit
From ancient Rome to the 21st century, a look at human predators-and those who hunt them down. A bestselling author and research expert in forensics and true-crime presents for the first time a chronological analysis of serial killing in the context of specific historical periods. She... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Holmes: Add a description of this character.
- Gilles De Rais
- Hitler
- Erzsebet
- Robinson
- Durrant
- Lombroso
- Robert Ressler
- Jeffrey Dahmer
- Wuornos
- Lamphere
- Williams
- Jack
- Christie
- Vidocq
- Toppan
- Manson
- Ted Bundy
- Bianchi
- Claudius
- Henry Lee Lucas
- Mary Ann Cotton
- Bennett
- John Douglas
- Bertillon
- Charles Vi
- Beck
- Graham
- Marie
- Haarmann
- Wagner
- Chikatilo
- Clark
- Gacy
- Gerald
- Bichel
- Napoleon
- Rosemary
- Olson
- Worrell
- Charlie
- Pomeroy
Setting & Locations edit
- France
- England
- West Germany
- California
- America
- Europe
- New York
- London
- Chicago
- Florida
- Rome
- Texas
- Russia
- Canada
- Britain
- Italy
- Los Angeles
- Washington
- South Africa
- Paris
- Michigan
- Spain
- Australia
- Japan
- San Francisco
- New Jersey
- Philadelphia
- United States
- China
- Georgia
- Poland
- Ohio
- Boston
- Mexico
- Belgium
- Virginia
- Missouri
- Scotland
- Indiana
- Maryland
- Kansas
- Asia
- Hungary
- Manhattan
- Illinois
- Pennsylvania
- Colorado
- Vietnam
First Sentence edit
The story of serial killing is a form of cultural narrative.
Series & Lists edit
This book is in True Crime: Serial Murder. (community list)
Authors & Contributors edit
- Katherine M. Ramsland (Author)
- Stacey Ballis
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