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“Shocking, sad, revealing, and deeply researched, this true account of the life and crimes of serial killer Aileen Wuornos will fascinate true-crime fans.”

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John E. Douglas

John E. Douglas is a renowned criminal psychologist and author, known for his research on serial killers. Born on June 18, 1945, he worked for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) where he founded the Behavioral Science Unit. more

“By freeze-framing the image of our lifestyle, by stopping our mental clock at times and letting time flow, 'psychological' time can replace 'chronological' time and our human condition can be called into question. This opens the door to a new challenge and a new future. ( "Svp "Arrêt sur image" )”

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“He didn’t just kill them. He owned them. He cleaned their bodies with lavender soap, dressed them in their own nightgowns, and arranged them so perfectly that coroners wrote ‘natural causes’ without a second thought.”

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Book:Death By The Salesman: A Tale Of True Crime

Source: Death By The Salesman: A Tale Of True Crime

“Well, she was strangled to death. That much is obvious. But not by the stockings so lovingly tied around her throat, but by hand. She had bruising from hands there before death. They made it personal. After death, they tied the stockings there. Not sure why, but that's where the evidence seems to lead. Probably just some sick way to get their kicks, honestly. - David”

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Book:Lying with the Devil: Redemption

Source: Lying with the Devil: Redemption

“Williams looks up in surprise. “So, she died yesterday, early morning, before sunrise?” He questions the lieutenant. Jenkins nods, a look of disdain on her face. “You’ve been right all along. Consistent pattern. Too consistent to be coincidence. It’s definitely him. Apartment looks cleaner than is realistically plausible. It’s as though no one even lived here... It’s him. He was here,” Jenkins tells him. She taps her pen on her notebook periodically as she speaks. A nervous tick. Williams notices she wants this killer caught just as much as he does. Williams nods in agreement. Being vindicated is a hollow victory. All along, he has been hoping for some monumental turn of events to prove him wrong. In his heart, he knows he will never be that lucky. But here they are, gathered around another crime scene, the truth slowly revealing itself.”