Murder on File - Richard Whittington-Egan, Molly Whittington-Egan

Murder on File

The World's Most Notorious Killers
Buch | Softcover
208 Seiten
2005
Neil Wilson Publishing (Verlag)
978-1-903238-91-2 (ISBN)
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This gruesome guide details over 100 of the world's infamous murderers and their associated crimes. In easy to understand format, each subject is comprehensively detailed. The Whittington-Egans' witty and comprehensible style enlivens an otherwise depressing account of these 'silencer's of the lambs'. Prime research sources are also listed.
This gruesome guide details over 100 of the world's most infamous murderers and their associated crimes. In easy to understand format, each subject is comprehensively detailed under the headings: name (and alias if any), victims, locus, dates of crimes, means, motive and lastly crime watch which graphically records the modus operandum and sets the scene for each and every crime. The Whittington-Egans' witty and comprehensible style enlivens an otherwise depressing account of these 'silencer's of the lambs'. Prime research sources are also listed. A unique guide to the world's most notorious serial killers. Throughout it all, the Whittington-Egan's gawky sense of humour runs. Take Ed Gein, the original inspiration for Hitchcock's Psycho : "It was Mother who screwed up young Eddie. Augusta Gein reared him to have nothing to do with women. But he was very, very interested in them. And when Augusta died, and he was 39, he nailed up her room and went out to the graveyards to dig himself up some women to play with. About nine of them. He did not like their smell, and the murders were a natural extension of his activities.
The decapitated body of Mrs Worden, his last victim, was found hanging by the heels from a crossbar hoisted by a block and tackle in a shed at the neglected Gein farm. She had been gutted like a deer and was slit open from her crotch to where her head should have been." Wisely avoiding the deranged world of the rampant gun-toting killers of recent years, the Whittington-Egans explore only the classic killers who are now household names.

Richard and Molly Whittington-Egan are leading criminologists based in Malvern, Worcestershire. They are both authors of several leading books on crime.

Celebrity killers ix Acknowledgements xii Adams, Dr John Bodkin 1 Allitt, Beverley 3 Armstrong, Major Herbert Rowse 5 Bamber, Jeremy 6 Barber, Susan 8 Barfield, Velma 10 Bartlett, Adelaide 11 Berdella, Robert 12 Berkowitz, David 13 Bianchi, Kenneth & Buono, Angelo 14 Bible John 15 Bishop, Russell 17 Bittaker, Lawrence 19 Black Dahlia Murder 20 Black, Robert 21 Bogle-Chandler Murders 24 Borden, Lizzie 25 Bradfield,William & Smith, Dr Jay 26 Brady, Ian & Hindley, Myra 27 Bravo Mystery 29 Brudos, Jerome Henry 30 Bundy, Ted 31 Burke,William & Hare,William 32 Bywaters, Frederick & Thompson, Edith 33 Camb, James 34 Cannan, John 35 Carraher, Patrick 37 Chamberlain, Lindy 38 Chantrelle, Eugene Marie 39 Chapman, George 40 Charlton, Alan & Ali, Idris 41 Chikatilo, Andrei 43 Christie, John Reginald Halliday 45 Clark, Douglas 46 Cleveland Butcher 47 Copolino, Dr Carl 48 Corll, Dean 49 Corona, Juan 50 Cottingham, Richard 51 Cotton, Mary Ann 52 Cream, Dr Thomas Neill 53 Crippen, Dr Hawley Harvey 54 Dahmer, Jeffrey 55 DeSalvo, Albert 58 de Stempel, Baroness Susan 59 Donald, Jeannie 62 Dougal, Samuel Herbert 63 Downs, Diane 64 Duffy, John 65 Durrant,Theodore 67 Ellis, Ruth 68 Fahmy, Marie Marguerite 69 Fish, Albert 70 Flynn, Billy 71 Fox, Sidney 73 Fullam, Augusta & Clark, Henry 74 Gacy, John Wayne 75 Gallego, Gerald Armond 76 Gardiner,William 77 Gein, Theodore 78 George, Andrew 79 George, Barry 81 Glatman, Harvey 84 Glover, John 85 Haigh, John George 89 Hall, Archibald 90 Hanratty, James 91 Heath, Neville 92 Heidnik, Gary 93 Homan, Elbert 94 Hume, Donald 95 Huntley, Ian 96 Ireland, Colin 99 Jack the Ripper 102 Jack the Stripper 103 Jascalevich, Dr Mario 104 Jones, Arthur Albert 105 Kearney, Patrick 107 Kemper, Edmund 108 Kent, Constance 109 Kray, Ronald and Reginald 110 Kurten, Peter 112 Lake, Leonard & Ng, Charles 113 Lashley, David 114 Laurie, John 116 Lee, Jean 117 Light, Ronald 120 Long, Bobby Joe 121 Lucan, Lord 122 Lucas, Henry Lee 124 Lupo, Michele de Marco 125 MacDonald, Dr Jeffrey 127 Mackay, Patrick 128 Manson, Charles 129 Manuel, Peter 130 Maybrick, Florence Elizabeth 131 Merret, John Donald 132 Merrifield, Louisa 133 Milat, Ivan 134 M'Lachlan, Jessie 137 Morris, Raymond 138 Mudgett, Herman Webster 140 Mullin, Herbert William 141 Neilson,Donald 142 Nelson, Earle 143 Nilsen, Dennis 145 Pacciani, Pietro 146 Pageant Beauty Queen Murderer 149 Papin, Christine & Lea 152 Park, Gordon 153 Pitchfork, Colin 155 Pommerencke, Heinrich 157 Pritchard, Dr Edward William 160 Puente, Dorothea 161 Ramirez, Richard 164 Ridgway, Gary 165 Rifkin, Joel 168 Ruxton, Dr Buck 170 Sams, Michael 171 Schmid, Charles Howard 173 Shawcross, Arthur 174 Sheppard, Dr Samuel 177 Shipman, Dr Harold 178 Slater, Oscar 181 Smethurst, Dr Thomas 182 Smith, George Joseph 183 Smith, Madeleine 184 Speck, Richard 185 Starkweather, Charles & Fugate, Caril 186 Sutcliffe, Peter 187 Tanner, John 189 Thomas, Arthur 191 Wallace,William Herbert 193 Webster, Kate 194 West, Frederick & Rosemary 195 Wigginton, Tracey 197 Wilder, Christoper Bernard 199 Wimbledon Common Stabbing 200 Williams,Wayne 204 Woodfield, Randall 205 Wuornos, Aileen 206 Young, Graham 208 Index 209

Zusatzinfo b/w intergrated halftones
Verlagsort Glasgow
Sprache englisch
Maße 153 x 235 mm
Themenwelt Recht / Steuern Strafrecht Kriminologie
ISBN-10 1-903238-91-9 / 1903238919
ISBN-13 978-1-903238-91-2 / 9781903238912
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