Monkseaton Murders

The Robert Sartin Story

De: Stu Armstrong

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Monkseaton Murders – The Robert Sartin Story by Stu Armstrong is a chilling and immersive journey into the mind of a killer. Based on real events, this gripping true-crime novel explores the life, descent, and eventual rampage of Robert Sartin, a seemingly ordinary man whose name would become synonymous with terror in the quiet English town of Monkseaton.

From his early years, Sartin was an outsider—withdrawn, detached, and plagued by inner turmoil. The novel delves into his childhood, his troubled adolescence, and his struggles with mental instability, all leading to the fateful day that would change everything. As tensions within him build, warning signs emerge—disturbing encounters, erratic behavior, and an increasing detachment from reality. But no one could have predicted the scale of violence that would unfold.

On a quiet morning, Monkseaton was rocked by unimaginable horror. Armed and relentless, Sartin walked the streets, leaving devastation in his wake. The narrative takes the reader through the harrowing moments of his attack, the chaos that followed, and the painstaking investigation that sought to uncover the truth behind his actions.

Through meticulous research and immersive storytelling, The Monkseaton Murders offers a haunting exploration of the thin line between sanity and madness. It examines not only the crimes but also the wider implications—how a community is left to pick up the pieces and how the justice system grapples with the complexities of mental illness in criminal cases.

With a blend of factual accuracy and dramatic retelling, this book sheds light on one of Britain’s most shocking spree killings. For true crime enthusiasts and those fascinated by the psychology of killers, The Monkseaton Murders – The Robert Sartin Story is an unflinching and unforgettable account of a dark chapter in British history.