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  1. Shelfari

    Shelfari edited the series & lists of Life Without Hope: Into the Mind of Richard L. Ramirez Monday, February 7, 2011.

    • Added this book in the series: True Crime: Killer's Memoir (community list)
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  2. Eileen M

    Eileen M edited the books with additional background information of Life Without Hope: Into the Mind of Richard L. Ramirez Wednesday, September 15, 2010.

    • Added The Night Stalker
    • Added Night Stalker (True Crime (St. Martin's Paperbacks))
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  3. Eileen M

    Eileen M edited the description of Life Without Hope: Into the Mind of Richard L. Ramirez Thursday, September 2, 2010.

    • Richard L. Ramirez terrorized Los Angeles during 1985. He was dubbed "The Night Stalker" because he would stalk the homes of people at night, break in, murder, rape, and burglarize residents completely at random. What drove him to such acts of horror? Could he be considered sane, or merely evil? There have been numerous books and articles written about him in an attempt to understand his and other criminal minds. Yet never to my knowledge has there been one book that documents the thoughts, and actual letters of a mass murderer. That is precisely what this book does. It finally answers some of the questions that we have all wondered about. What goes on in the mind of a mass murderer? What motivates their heinous actions? And what is it like to KNOW that you will spend every second of your life in a cold cell with barely a shred of hope for freedom? Kay Dee has assembled a collection of actual letters, poems and essays that let us feel the desolation of,of "life without hope."

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  4. Eileen M

    Eileen M edited the community lists of Life Without Hope: Into the Mind of Richard L. Ramirez Wednesday, September 1, 2010.

    • Added a list True Crime: Killer's Memoir
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  5. Eileen M

    Eileen M edited the books like this book of Life Without Hope: Into the Mind of Richard L. Ramirez Wednesday, September 1, 2010.

    • Added Panzram
    • Removed The Riverman: Ted Bundy and I Hunt for the Green River Killer
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  6. Eileen M

    Eileen M edited the books like this book of Life Without Hope: Into the Mind of Richard L. Ramirez Wednesday, September 1, 2010.

    • Added Final Truth
    • Added A Question of Doubt: The John Wayne Gacy Story
    • Added The Riverman: Ted Bundy and I Hunt for the Green River Killer
    • Added Cat and Mouse: Mind Games With a Serial Killer
    • Added Killing for Company
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  7. Shelfari

    Shelfari edited the subjects of Life Without Hope: Into the Mind of Richard L. Ramirez Wednesday, March 17, 2010.

    • Added the subject: Subjects > Nonfiction > Crime & Criminals
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  8. Shelfari

    Shelfari edited the description of Life Without Hope: Into the Mind of Richard L. Ramirez Friday, January 29, 2010.

    • Richard L. Ramirez terrorized Los Angeles during 1985. He was dubbed "The Night Stalker" because he would stalk the homes of people at night, break in, murder, rape, and burglarize residents completely at random. What drove him to such acts of horror? Could he be considered sane, or merely evil? There have been numerous books and articles written about him in an attempt to understand his and other criminal minds. Yet never to my knowledge has there been one book that documents the thoughts, and actual letters of a mass murderer. That is precisely what this book does. It finally answers some of the questions that we have all wondered about. What goes on in the mind of a mass murderer? What motivates their heinous actions? And what is it like to KNOW that you will spend every second of your life in a cold cell with barely a shred of hope for freedom? Kay Dee has assembled a collection of actual letters, poems and essays that let us feel the desolation of, "life without hope."

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