Review: A concise overview of unsolved serial cases
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 8, 2012
RJ Parker gives a concise overview of several unsolved cases of serial murders in the U.S. And Canada. With its introduction to what constitutes a serial killer, the difference between organized and unorganized killers, and some of the personality traits of serial killers, this book would be a handy reference for a writer of thrillers and mysteries, or a quick read for the merely curious.The one star reviews on this book are, I believe, a coordinated effort to remove Mr. Parker from the best seller lists. While there are a few typos or missed words, it was not enough to be really noticeable. Neither did it read like a college paper or copied and pasted as so many unoriginally maintain. I found it interesting, and rather disconcerting, in that I didn't realize so many serial murders were still unsolved and the killers still possibly operating in other areas.