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Dick Henkel claims he killed 28 people. The author, a former police chief, wanted details. So, he asked.

In this book we investigate which of the sentences available to the courts is the best at deterring offending, 'custody or community'? Is the solution to tackling crime and the causes of crime to continue locking-up people as we have done for years, at enormous cost to the taxpayer? Or is supervision in the community now the way forward?

A Murder mystery. Initially there are so many questions, so few answers. DI Felicity Fraser has to tie together two different murder scenes before she can solve the puzzle.

These stories in this book span from 1908 to 2020, showing how little has changed in just over eleven decades. The cases in this book highlight the need to ensure the law adequately protects women and children from the terrible aberrations which can occur when these relationships fail through the controlling actions of a misguided and murderous ...

Southern Evil: Tales of Revenge, Greed, Lust, and Racism From the Heart of Dixie is a compilation of historical crime profiles written in a popular history form for the true (historical) crime genre. Written by experienced historian and author, Alan G. Gauthreaux, Southern Evil offers more than just documentation; the manuscript maintains an historical as well as societal record of the more notorious murders and murderers from the southern United States. The author composed this manuscript with the mission to maintain the dignity of the victims, as well as those who may, or may not, have been falsely accused.

In 1991, an American serial killer named Jeffrey Dahmer was captured in Milwaukee. Even by the grim and gruesome standards of serial killers, Dahmer's crimes shocked the world. He was not only a prolific serial killer but a necrophile and cannibal to boot. The macabre crime scene in his apartment was nightmarish beyond belief. 1000 Facts About Jeffrey Dahmer contains ALL you could ever want to know about this notorious, harrowing, and enduringly famous man.

"Pretty sure I'm a sociopath. I'm not ashamed of it. In fact, it's something I quite like."Yellowface meets You- a gripping and addictive psychological thriller about toxic friendship and dark academia.

"The State Prosecutor at the Gacy trial recounts the police investigation that led to Gacy's arrest and details the course of Gacy's trial for the murder of thirty-three young men and boys"--

In Justice and Vengeance, Arwen Bicknell offers the first full account of the events leading up to the shooting of James Clark by Lucien Fewell and the sensational, headline-grabbing murder trial that followed. Set against the backdrop of Reconstruction, tumultuous Virginia politics, and the presidential election of 1872 featuring Ulysses Grant, Horace Greeley, and protofeminist Victoria Woodhull, the first female presidential candidate, Bicknell paints a vivid picture of the evolving South as she traces the families and fortunes of Lucien Fewell, a hellraiser with a passion for drink and for abusing Yankees and scalawags, and James Clark, a rising legal and political star with a wife, a daughter, and a baby on the way.A marvelous work of historical re-creation, Justice and Vengeance is sure to fascinate anyone interested in crime drama, the Civil War and its aftermath, and the history of Virginia and the politics of the American South.