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1	15 Serial Killers: Docufictions by Harold Jaffe		Taking as his text Georges Bataille's insight that "only at the extremes is there freedom," critically acclaimed "guerrilla writer" Harold Jaffe documents Bataille's aperçu with 15 bone-chilling illustrations. Manson, Starkweather, Speck, Son of Sam, the Night Stalker, Aileen Wuornos, the Unabomber, Dahmer, Bundy, Gacy, Kemper, Kevorkian and Kissinger are not merely present and accounted for, they are rendered into a "reality TV" that you've never seen before. Widely praised as a virtuoso stylis... more info>> (Published: 2003) Words: 35116 - Reading Time: 100-140 min. Category: True Crime/Horror	20 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
2	A Grave Too Many by William Norris		Which grave is the true resting place of Andrew Weatherby Beachamp-Proctor? How can a body be buried in two places 6,000 miles apart and why is an old man in the village of Upavon so upset by the appearance of the young man from Mafeking? (Published: 2002) Words: 67388 - Reading Time: 192-269 min. Category: True Crime	5 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
3	A Talent to Deceive: Who REALLY Killed the Lindbergh Baby? by William Norris		The kidnapping and murder of Charles Lindbergh's infant son, and the subsequent trial and execution of Bruno Richard Hauptmann, have been a source of fascination for more than 70 years. Now, for the first time, William Norris delves into sources of information ignored by previous investigators and comes up with the identity of the true culprit. (Published: 2006) Words: 102102 - Reading Time: 291-408 min. Category: True Crime	3 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
4	Brutes, Beasts and Human Fiends by Alan Hynd		Ten True Stores of America's Most Depraved Murderers of All Time. If your heart and stomach are strong enough, then you will surely enjoy this blood-chilling parade of murders and other grisly deeds too ghastly to mention here. This collection of true stories of unholy horror and unspeakable evil were written by one of America's most brilliant fact-crime reporters--Alan Hynd. Excerpt: "What do you want fly paper in the middle of the winter for, Mrs. Lewis?" asked the grocer."I can't explain it,... more info>> (Published: 2010) Words: 63537 - Reading Time: 181-254 min. Category: True Crime	1 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
5	Inside Death Row by Christopher J. Kurtz		Inside Death Row is both a qualitative and quantitative study of death row inmates in America, based on several years of research and correspondence with the condemned. (Published: 2003) Words: 33585 - Reading Time: 95-134 min. Category: True Crime/Reference	9 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
6	The Iron Ghetto by John L. Indo		A deeply moving and realistic account of prison life and its social ramifications. A combination of first-hand observations, psychological theory, and critical philosophical insights into a forlorn culture which few endeavor to understand, but which for the lack of such understanding we are all very much at a loss. Sometimes controversial; sometimes pathetic; humorous; shocking, but always realistic, resourceful, and insightful. [Cover art Dirk A. Wolf] (Published: 1999) Words: 42905 - Reading Time: 122-171 min. Category: True Crime	6 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor
7	The Man Who Fell From the Sky by William Norris		Captain Alfred Lowenstein, Companion of the Bath, multi-millionaire, aviator and sportsman, friend of kings, maker and loser of fortunes, was going to his grave almost alone at the age of fifty-one. Here is the true story of the gaudy life and bizarre demise of 20's tycoon Alfred Loewenstein--and the modern-day quest to solve the tantalizing mystery of his death. (Published: 2002) Words: 81622 - Reading Time: 233-326 min. Category: True Crime	5 Reader Ratings: Great Good OK Poor

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