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Book Review of Women Who Kill
I have just finished reading, and reviewing, "Women Who Kill," on Kindle by R J Parker. 5-Star:
Going back to the early 1800’s, R J Parker did his research to bring awareness of the crimes committed by numerous women and a few couples who killed so many innocent men, women and children before finally being brought to justice.
Including the descriptions of the different types of serial killers: the Black Widow, Angels of Mercy, Team Killers, to name a few, many well known killers, and some not so famous, have been investigated in “Women Who Kill.”
R J Parker takes his readers on a trip into the world of these sadistic killers, listing “methods of choice” to kill their victims to reasons why these people (according to doctors) were believed to kill. Not stopping there, Parker exposes the murders they committed, their capture, imprisonment and/or death of each person investigated.
For any person interested in learning the evils of, or behind the mind or work of a serial killer, this is a very informative, well researched chronicle. Highly Recommend.
Go to amazon.com and pick up a copy today!
Going back to the early 1800’s, R J Parker did his research to bring awareness of the crimes committed by numerous women and a few couples who killed so many innocent men, women and children before finally being brought to justice.
Including the descriptions of the different types of serial killers: the Black Widow, Angels of Mercy, Team Killers, to name a few, many well known killers, and some not so famous, have been investigated in “Women Who Kill.”
R J Parker takes his readers on a trip into the world of these sadistic killers, listing “methods of choice” to kill their victims to reasons why these people (according to doctors) were believed to kill. Not stopping there, Parker exposes the murders they committed, their capture, imprisonment and/or death of each person investigated.
For any person interested in learning the evils of, or behind the mind or work of a serial killer, this is a very informative, well researched chronicle. Highly Recommend.
Go to amazon.com and pick up a copy today!
