Frances J. Armstrong

CHARLES MANSON: Helter Skelter - The True Story of Charles Manson, America's Most Deranged Psychopath "You know, a long time ago being crazy meant something. Nowadays everybody's crazy." Charles Manson. At the age of 82, Charles Manson sits in Corcoran State Prison in California with an extensive record, most notably of which includes leading a cult that committed a murder spree. In 1969, over a period of five weeks and at four different locations, Manson's followers killed a total of nine people in very gruesome manners. Manson referred to this spree of insanity as "Helter Skelter," stolen from the Beatles hit song. He believed that these murders would incite and apocalyptic race war, which he believed was inevitable. Found guilty in 1971, Manson may have been responsible for more murders than were discovered. Charles Manson has been extensively covered. He was deemed by one magazine as "The Most Dangerous Man Alive." Those cult members who were additionally responsible for the murders were convicted alongside Manson. However, he had many followers who managed to remain out of prison who continued to spout and believe Manson's ideologies. >br>This is the true story of Charles Manson and the shocking Manson murders.

Helter Skelter: The True Story of Charles Manson, America's Most Deranged Psychopath

Charles Manson

THE REAL AMITYVILLE HORROR: The True Story Behind The Brutal DeFeo Murders Settled in an affluent neighborhood in Long Island, New York is the one of the most infamous houses in all of America, or perhaps the world. The house with the iconic double-windows, white siding, and chimney at 112 Ocean Avenue is the home to the one of the most horrific family massacres in history, as well as an infamous haunting hoax. The haunting of the Amityville house is much more prominently known than the murders that took place in the same house. The Amityville or DeFeo family murders committed by Ronald "Butch" DeFeo Jr. have gone down in both true crime and pop culture history. The book and the subsequent horror film series about the case continue to fascinate and fear audiences years later. Both cases are clouded in unreliable testimony, profiteering, admitted fabrication, and greed. This is the real story of what happened at Amityville, and the events leading up to this horrific crime.

The True Story Behind The Brutal DeFeo Murders

The Real Amityville Horror

KILLER WOMEN: Aileen Wuornos and Misty Witherspoon - 2 Books in 1 Featuring... *Aileen Wuornos*Misty Witherspoon 2 Great Books in 1! Aileen Wuornos Between 1976 and 2002, over 800 murderers were executed for their crimes in the United States. Only ten of these eight hundred were women. The tenth female murderer to be executed for her crimes in 2002 was Aileen Wuornos. Wuornos was the first female who ever fit the profile of that the FBI considers a serial killer. According to the FBI, a serial murder consists of three of more killings over a certain amount of time that have common characteristics. Often, these murderers, after being caught, display a certain type of causality and lack of regret for their crime. Between 1989 and 1990, the bodies of seven men were discovered in central Florida. These were the victims of Aileen Wuornos. Wuornos killed them by shooting them at point-blank range. In the case of every single victim, Wuornos claimed that they had either raped or attempted to rape her. Wuornos was working as a prostitute, and suggests that all of the homicides were committed in self-defense. Aileen was convicted and sentenced to death for six of the seven murders and was executed by lethal injection on October 9, 2002. This is her story. Misty Witherspoon Murder is often thought of as a male crime. While women do kill it is often depicted as a crime committed in the heat of the moment, or is described as a crime of passion. It is accepted that women may kill if their own life or the life of another, particularly their child, is in danger. It is also not unheard of for a woman, fearing for her life and trapped in an abusive situation, to see the murder of her abuser as her only means of escape. But for a woman to kill in cold blood is rare. It is rarer still for that murder to have been coldly planned and plotted before hand. Even when a woman does commit murder in these situations the gun is not often her weapon of choice. The gun seems to belong in the arsenal of the cold blooded, male murderer. A female killer is far more likely to use some form of poison or other subtlety to end the life of their victim. As a result of their rarity women who do commit cold blooded, premeditated murder, women such as the Countess Elizabeth Bathroy or Aileen Wuornos, are often held in a particular notoriety. It seems that Misty Witherspoon, a bubbly, out going, caring mother and regular churchgoer from the town of Mooresville in Irdell County, North Carolina is destined to belong in this category.

Aileen Wuornos and Misty Witherspoon - 2 Books In 1

Killer Women

DB Cooper - The Untold Story of a Daredevil Hijacker Over the years, the name D. B. Cooper has come up a few times, and the name itself has become rather infamous. For a name that isn't even the man's real name, or the real alias he used, it's seen more air time than most criminals. The real alias that the suspect used when purchasing his airline ticket was Dan Cooper, but there was an error in communication in the news studio used the wrong name and it caught on. The media epithet was used to refer to the man responsible for hijacking a Boeing 727 aircraft on November 24th of 1971. The aircraft was taken in flight between Portland, Oregon and Seattle, Washington. The final destination for the flight was the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and it originated from the Northwest Orient Airport. When the man using the alias Dan Cooper arrived at Northwest Orient Airlines, he bought himself a one-way ticket to Seattle, Washington on flight number 305 with cash. Witnesses stated that he seemed to be somewhere in his mid-40s and was quiet, while wearing an unassuming business suit with a white shirt and black tie. So who was this man? This book looks at his daring hijacking, and tries to get to the bottom of the unsolved mystery that has stood ever since - who was DB Cooper?

The Untold Story of a Daredevil Hijacker

Db Cooper

UNSPEAKABLE EVIL VOLUME 1: The Zodiac Killer and the Charles Manson Murders - 2 Books in 1 Featuring... *The Zodiac Killer*Charles Manson Murders 2 Great Books in 1! The Zodiac Killer If not for the ominous shadow ofJack the Ripper, the case of the Zodiac Killer would perhaps be the greatest mystery the world has ever known. The Zodiac Killer was the self-given name to a murderer who took responsibility for the deaths of at least five people in the San Francisco area of California throughout the 1960s and 1970s. Over the decades, the case has become synonymous with mystery and injustice. The Zodiac Killer's murders were brutal, bizarre and without remorse. Despite extensive searching, analyzing and profiling, no conclusive evidence of the Zodiac Killer's identity has ever been put forward. Of course, many theories exist, some of which appear to answer all of the questions one would have regarded the identity of a notorious serial killer. However, none are concrete enough to serve as solid confirmation of who he really was. This is the story of a delusional, inhuman killing machine. It is often said that the truth is stranger than fiction, and the Zodiac Killer's reign of terror continues to prove this. Charles Manson Murders At the age of 82, Charles Manson sits in Corcoran State Prison in California with an extensive record, most notably of which includes leading a cult that committed a murder spree. In 1969, over a period of five weeks and at four different locations, Manson's followers killed a total of nine people in very gruesome manners. Manson referred to this spree of insanity as "Helter Skelter," stolen from the Beatles hit song. He believed that these murders would incite and apocalyptic race war, which he believed was inevitable. Found guilty in 1971, Manson may have been responsible for more murders than were discovered. Charles Manson has been extensively covered. He was deemed by one magazine as "The Most Dangerous Man Alive." Those cult members who were additionally responsible for the murders were convicted alongside Manson. However, he had many followers who managed to remain out of prison who continued to spout and believe Manson's ideologies. The uniqueness of the Manson murders only grew as more was discovered about Charles Manson and the Manson family. Already a former convict when he formed the cult, Charles Manson was a singer and songwriter as well. Some of his more notable work has even been covered by popular bands, growing into somewhat of a cult sensation. This, is his story.

The Zodiac Killer and the Charles Manson Murders - 2 Books In 1

Unspeakable Evil Volume 1

MURDER LETTERS: Serial Killer Letters and other Clues Left by MurderersThe Zodiac Killer, while he has never been identified, committed a string of gruesome murders in the late 60's and into the early 70's in California. The Zodiac Killer claimed in his letters to have killed 37 however, police have only been able to confirm 7 of those victims and two of the victims actually survived. The first attack took place on December 20th of 1968 when the Zodiac Killer, shot and killed David Arthur Faraday who was 17 at the time and his girlfriend Betty Lou Jensen who was 16 at the time. Here's the chilling account of the contents of the letters, from the Zodiac killer through to the Jack The Ripper.

Serial Killer Letters and Other Clues Left by Murderers

Murder Letters

Roger Harrington

TRUE MURDER VOLUME 1: The Zodiac Killer and Black Dahlia - 2 Books in 1 Featuring... *The Zodiac Killer*Black Dahlia2 Great Books in 1!The Zodiac KillerIf not for the ominous shadow of Jack the Ripper, the case of the Zodiac Killer would perhaps be the greatest mystery the world has ever known. The Zodiac Killer was the self-given name to a murderer who took responsibility for the deaths of at least five people in the San Francisco area of California throughout the 1960s and 1970s. Over the decades, the case has become synonymous with mystery and injustice. The Zodiac Killer's murders were brutal, bizarre and without remorse. He began by targeting young couples in lovers' lanes and executing them with close-range gunshots. His murders then progressed, indicating a highly-unstable frame of mind yet one intelligent enough to evade capture. He would go onto taunt the police and the media with strange ciphers and messages which would take significant time to decode - some of which remain untranslated to this day. Despite extensive searching, analyzing and profiling, no conclusive evidence of the Zodiac Killer's identity has ever been put forward. Of course, many theories exist, some of which appear to answer all of the questions one would have regarded the identity of a notorious serial killer. However, none are concrete enough to serve as solid confirmation of who he really was. This is the story of a delusional, inhuman killing machine. It is often said that the truth is stranger than fiction, and the Zodiac Killer's reign of terror continues to prove this. Black DahliaThe sun rose over Los Angeles that Wednesday morning in 1947, and a light breeze from the southeast ruffled the hair of Betty Bersinger and her three-year-old as they took a walk down South Norton Avenue in the Leimert Park neighborhood in southern Los Angeles. It was just two weeks into a new year, January 15, 1947. WWII had been over for almost two years, and dawn was breaking on the cold war. Harry Truman was president. He'd taken charge of the country after Franklin Delano Roosevelt died in 1945, and the country was beginning the push back against the communist ideals of the USSR. It's a Wonderful Life had just debuted at Christmas 1946, and nobody knew it would grow to be a classic. The Old Lamplighter by Sammy Kaye and his Orchestra was at the top of the Billboard charts, but swing music was on its way out, soon to be replaced by doo-wop, pop, and rock and roll. Los Angeles was in a real estate boom. G.I.s home from the war were using the new G.I. Bill to buy vacant lots waiting to be transformed into subdivisions with houses to raise the children who would become the Baby Boomers. Betty Bersinger noticed a white discarded store mannequin laying in a scraggly, undeveloped lot near the side walk; its top half separated from the bottom half. A closer look revealed two things. The discarded mannequin was actually the naked body of a woman who'd been cut cleanly in half, and the discovery would become one of the grisliest, most notorious murders ever committed in the United States. It's been 70 years, and still--no one knows who did it.

The Zodiac Killer and Black Dahlia - 2 Books In 1

True Murder Volume 1

The Zodiac Killer: The Mystery Behind America's Most Feared Serial KillerIf not for the ominous shadow of Jack the Ripper, the case of the Zodiac Killer would perhaps be the greatest mystery the world has ever known. The Zodiac Killer was the self-given name to a murderer who took responsibility for the deaths of at least five people in the San Francisco area of California throughout the 1960s and 1970s. Over the decades, the case has become synonymous with mystery and injustice. The Zodiac Killer's murders were brutal, bizarre and without remorse. He began by targeting young couples in lovers' lanes and executing them with close-range gunshots. His murders then progressed, indicating a highly-unstable frame of mind yet one intelligent enough to evade capture. He would go on to taunt the police and the media with strange ciphers and messages which would take significant time to decode - some of which remain untranslated to this day. Despite extensive searching, analysing and profiling, no conclusive evidence of the Zodiac Killer's identity has ever been put forward. Of course, many theories exist, some of which appear to answer all of the questions one would have regarded the identity of a notorious serial killer. However, none are concrete enough to serve as solid confirmation of who he really was. This book looks at all the evidence, and tries to piece together the clues that point to the true identity of this murderer.

The Mystery Behind America's Most Feared Serial Killer

The Zodiac Killer

WHAT AILEEN DID: The World's Most Evil Female Serial Killer Aileen Wuornos: True Crime Stories Between 1976 and 2002, over 800 murderers were executed for their crimes in the United States. Only ten of these eight hundred were women. The tenth female murderer to be executed for her crimes in 2002 was Aileen Wuornos. Between 1989 and 1990, the bodies of seven men were discovered in central Florida. These were the unfortunate victims of Aileen Wuornos and her killings...and now their stories are told. A shocking insight into the life, times and crimes of Aileen Wuornos, one of a select band of women to fit the FBI profile of a serial killer. The definition of pure evil, a truly evil women? You've read the myth of Aileen - now this book gets to the truth.

Frances J. Armstrong

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