Review: Killers, Killers, Everywhere!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 3, 2013
This book is a compilation of information, not just on the serial killers themselves, but on the types of serial killers that there are. Unfortunately, the variety may make you want to live underground in a bunker. A Serial Killer is a person who has killed 3 or more people over a period of time, with a cooling off period in between murders. There are disorganized, organized, Black Widows, Angles of Death, Sexual Predators, Revenge Killers, Teams, Murder for profit, Unexplained, Unsolved, etc. Within these groups are signatures, female and male, sane and insane, families. It just goes on and on. I never realized how many types of serial killers there were, I just kind of had the idea that they were people that killed a bunch of other people and never thought much farther. I know better now. This book not only describes the different types of Serial Killers, but gives plenty of examples of Serial Killers that fit in each category. There were a lot listed in this book that I had never heard of which was cool, because I'm sick to death of reading about Ted Bundy and the highly publicized killers. Not only was this book interesting, but it held enough information, that it would be a great resource for school papers on the subject. I really enjoyed this book and recommend, that if you like reading about serial killers, that you check this out.