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Crimes of Passion
Crimes Of Passion
    Sometimes, all it takes
    is one moment, one
    reaction; other times,
    it's a slow and
    methodical build-up. But
    all the killers portrayed
    in this book committed
    crimes of passion -
    through jealous rages or
    intense love-hate
    relationships, or both.
    The motives and actions
    of over 100 murderers who
    commited crimes of
    passion are revealed with
    detail and clarity.
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The Curse of Brink
The Curse Of Brink's Mat
    On 26 November 1983 six
    armed robbers escaped
    with ?28 million worth of
    gold bullion from a
    Brink's-Mat warehouse at
    London's Heathrow
    Airport. The heist made
    the careers of many of
    the underworld's biggest
    names, and changed the
    face of British crime for
    ever. In the years
    following the robbery,
    many of those involved,
    innocent and guilty
    alike, have been sent to
    an early grave. Two
    decades on, the death
    toll is still rising.
    Nobody knows more about
    that extraordinary
    morning's events than
    Wensley Clarkson. Nobody
    is better placed to track
    the vicious, violent and
    unexpected waves that
    followed in its wake, or
    bring to life its cast of
    larger-than-life
    characters. From
    small-time crime in
    south-east London, to
    'the heist of the
    century' and its bloody
    consequences, Wensley
    Clarkson's The Curse of
    Brink's-Mat is an epic
    tale of villainy, gold
    and revenge.
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Jack The Ripper Secret Confession
Jack The Ripper Secret
Confession
    While Jack the Ripper
    spread fear throughout
    the East End of London in
    1888, another man
    stalked the streets
    hunting flesh. He called
    himself 'Walter'. He was
    a rapist, voyeur, and
    fetishist obsessed with
    prostitutes. Walter was
    not only a wealthy man,
    but a literary one. In
    the same year as the
    Ripper killings, Walter
    first printed up his vast
    memoir of sex and
    perversion under the
    title "My Secret Life".
    Fewer than 20 sets were
    struck off on a secret
    Amsterdam press between
    1888 and 1894. Long
    banned for obscenity,
    only censored excerpts of
    Walter's masterwork were
    seen for a century. One
    of the few complete sets
    not destroyed by the
    authorities was locked
    away in the British
    Library's closed
    cupboard. This is the
    story of the volumes in
    that locked room and the
    horrific clue they
    contain - a clue that
    unlocks the diary as the
    final confession of Jack
    the Ripper. "Jack the
    Ripper's Secret
    Confession" shows how
    this notorious work of
    Victorian pornography
    reveals that its author
    had the means, the
    motive and the
    opportunity to be Jack
    the Ripper. As
    importantly, it delves
    into dark psychiatric
    motives within the text,
    to show Walter possessed
    the unique psycho-sexual
    fingerprint of a knife
    killer.
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Dr Death
Dr Death
    In the summer of 1985,
    in his exclusive
    Manhattan apartment,
    Robert Bierenbaum, a
    reputable and widely
    respected surgeon,
    murdered his wife Gail.
    According to prosecutors,
    he then drove her body
    to an airstrip, and
    dumped it into the
    Atlantic Ocean from a
    single-engine private
    plane. The next day he
    reported her missing.
    Gail's parents had been
    thrilled to learn she was
    marrying Robert
    Bierenbaum. He seemed to
    be the perfect match for
    their daughter. He was
    from a well-to-do family,
    a medical student who
    spoke five languages
    fluently, a skier, and
    he even had a pilot's
    licence. But Gail soon
    came to learn of her
    husband's dark side. She
    filed a police report on
    one occasion, when
    Robert had tried to choke
    her because he caught her
    smoking. She also alleged
    that he had tried to kill
    her cat because he was
    jealous of it. For years,
    Gail's sister pleaded
    with her to run for her
    life. Even her therapist
    warned her that she could
    eventually die at the
    hands of the man she
    married. Fifteen years
    after this unspeakable,
    unfathomable crime, a
    jury found Robert
    Bierenbaum guilty of
    murder. This gripping
    account reveals the
    sinister hidden life of
    this privileged
    professional.
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Death In The City Of Light: The True Story of the Serial Killer Who Terrorised Wartime Paris
Death In The City Of Light:
The True Story Of The Serial
Killer Who Terrorised Wartime
Paris
    Occupied Paris, 1944. A
    swastika crowns the
    Eiffel Tower, Nazis
    march through the streets
    and in the dark heart of
    the city, a madman is at
    work?At a chic Right Bank
    address, a horrific pile
    of dismembered bodies is
    discovered. The
    property's owner, the
    well-to-do Dr Petiot,
    immediately becomes the
    prime suspect, but now
    he has vanished without a
    trace. As the police
    delve into the doctor's
    past, a disturbing
    history of violence and
    corruption is uncovered.
    What seems like a
    cut-and-dried case takes
    an unexpected turn. Is
    Petiot a sadistic killer
    or a hero of the
    Resistance? And who
    exactly are his victims?
    This book is a
    fascinating true account
    of a case that gripped
    wartime Paris, David
    King draws extensively on
    new sources to paint a
    chilling portrait of a
    murderer whose crimes
    devastated a city already
    in the grip of evil.
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Foul Deeds and Suspicious Deaths in Suffolk
Foul Deeds And Suspicious
Deaths In Suffolk
    The twin fascinations of
    death and villainy will
    always hold us in their
    grim but thrilling grip.
    In Foul Deeds and
    Suspicious Deaths in
    Suffolk the chill is
    brought close to home as
    each chapter investigates
    the darker side of
    humanity in cases of
    murder, deceit and pure
    malice committed over the
    centuries in this part of
    East Anglia. From crimes
    of passion to
    opportunistic killings
    and coldly premeditated
    acts of murder, the full
    spectrum of criminality
    is recounted here. The
    traditionally rural
    nature of Suffolk creates
    isolated, inward looking
    communities with their
    own peculiar customs and
    practices. While this is
    one of the more endearing
    aspects of country life,
    it can also spawn
    narrow-mindedness and
    parochialism that leads
    to conflict - and
    occasionally even to
    death. In this collection
    of grisly crime stories
    Mark Mower takes us on a
    journey through the
    darker side of Suffolk
    folklore, with tales of
    poisoning, grave
    robbing, stabbing,
    shooting and larceny. On
    the way we meet
    highwaymen, cut-throats,
    murderous lovers,
    homicidal relatives,
    pirates and purveyors of
    human flesh. The dramas
    he describes are often
    played out in the most
    commonplace of
    circumstances, but
    others are so odd as to
    be stranger than fiction.
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Jack The Ripper - The Memorabilia Collection
Jack The Ripper - The
Memorabilia Collection
    Enter the dark streets of
    Victorian London,
    east-end life, and
    unsolved mysteries with
    this intriguing insight
    into the notorious
    Jack-the-Ripper murders.
    From the gruesome murder
    reports to a detailed
    look at the suspects,
    the Memorabilia
    Collection is an
    investigation of one of
    the world's most infamous
    unsolves crimes and is a
    must-have for all budding
    detectives. The Jack The
    Ripper Memorabilia
    Collection includes a
    detailed murder map of
    the crime scenes, a
    replica of the infamous
    Jack-the-Ripper letter
    and a poster of all the
    possible suspects.
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Yorkshire
Yorkshire's Murderous Women
    The Idea of the 'gentler
    and fairer sex' is hard
    to find in these stories
    of murder by women in all
    parts of Yorkshire. Some
    are tales of marital
    tension and tragedy,
    while others are sad
    accounts of infanticide
    while under mental
    duress. The media like a
    crime of passion story,
    as in the life and death
    of Ruth Ellis, and
    Yorkshire has its own
    women killers in that
    category, but the
    glamour is an illusion:
    women killing their
    partners or husbands is
    never melodramatic and
    always terrible, as
    these tales show. Here
    the reader will meet the
    Leeds double murderer
    Louie Calvert, Mary
    Bateman the poisoner,
    the Hull woman who hired
    a hit-man and many more
    tales of violence and
    death across the Ridings.
    But behind these stories,
    Stephen Wade also
    explores the uneasy
    relationship between
    social change and the
    criminal law, so the
    courtrooms as well as the
    murder scenes have their
    absorbing and dramatic
    stories.
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