The Most Horrific Serial Killers: Heinous True Crime Stories of Ted Bundy, Jack the Ripper, and Charles Manson the Vicious Cult Leader (3-Book Collection)

De: Dawson West

Narrado por: Thomas Rode

Unravel the chilling true stories of the worst serial killers in modern history...

Expertly told with gritty realism and authentic detail drawn from eye-witness testimony, news reports, and the latest speculation, this gripping serial killer collection paints a morbidly fascinating picture of three infamous and heinous killers who baffled law enforcement, ruined lives, and sent whole cities into panic.

Whether they exploited their good looks and natural charisma to lure young women to a terrible demise, or lurked in the shadowy back alleys of London waiting for their next victim, these serial killers expose the dark depths of evil and depravity that hide just beneath the veil of civilized society.

Inside this collection, you’ll discover the stories of:

• Ted Bundy, the monstrous and predatory serial killer whose grisly crimes shook 1970s America and continue to haunt the popular imagination
• Jack the Ripper, the shadowy murderer who terrorized 19th-century London and defied the police with his mysterious identity
• And Charles Manson, the infamous and deranged cult leader who used his charms to build a devoted following – who he then used to carry out his twisted vendettas

Perfect for horror fans and serial killer enthusiasts who are searching for compelling accounts of the lives, psychology, and crimes of humanity’s most heartless monsters, this true crime biography collection proves that no matter where you are, you can never be sure you won’t become the next victim...

Are you ready to discover the stories of these terrifying killers? Then scroll up and order your copy today – if you dare...

©2023 Dawson West (P)2024 Flâneur Media

True crime lovers, this one’s for you

The book’s title tells it all: an all encompassing guide to some of the worlds most infamous and brutal serial killers, including some interesting personal details and investigator and fan theories. The narration never lacks detail, the stories are very easy to follow and I’d argue probably work better as an audiobook than reading straight text