***PLEASE NOTE - This is a textbook and will not download to all devices. Under this description area is a drop down menu for 'available on these devices'. Please make sure your device is listed before purchasing. Thank you *** Whether you are a true crime reader, or a criminal justice student, this Research is Ready for you! In Murder in the 5th, you’ll read a complete box set about murder. Volumes I-V are included in this box set.
In Mommies who Murder, you’ll read about thirty-five women who have either admitted guilt and are pending sentencing, or already tried and convicted. Not included were any women who were acquitted of committing a crime (Casey Anthony-like) or any women who had assistance in the crime, like a boyfriend or husband.
These are strictly Mommies who Murder.
In Children who Murder, you’ll read about thirty-three people who have either admitted guilt and are pending sentencing--or already tried and convicted. Not included is anyone who was acquitted of committing a crime. However, I did include people over 18 years of age. These are not just teenagers who killed their parent(s), they are children of the victims.
In Serial Murderers, you’ll read about ten serial killers. From the more notorious murderers like John Wayne Gacy and Ted Bundy, to the less well-known, but equally disturbing, Robert Hansen and Dean Corll.
These serial killers have admitted guilt, confessed to even more than they were charged with, and sentenced. Some have already been executed. Not included was anyone who was acquitted of committing a crime, nor anyone whose killing spree began prior to 1969. The span of murders in this volume is 40 years, from 1969 – 2009.
In Siblings who Murder, you’ll read about twenty-one people who have either admitted guilt and are pending sentencing--or already tried and convicted. Included is a wide-range of situations from a 12-year-old boy who killed his 2-year-old brother to a 47-year-old woman who murdered her older sister and stole her identity. Also included are people who not only killed their sibling(s), but murdered their entire family.
In Spouses who Murder, you’ll read about seventeen spouses who have been accused of murder. I included a wide-range of situations from the very well-known Scott Peterson case, who killed his 8-months-pregnant wife to an 88-year-old man who murdered his 83-year-old wife because he didn’t want her becoming a ‘decrepit old hag’.
Each book has resorted data to allow comparisons and extra research. There are also at least four resources provided per case. The research is done for you!
In Mommies who Murder, you’ll read about thirty-five women who have either admitted guilt and are pending sentencing, or already tried and convicted. Not included were any women who were acquitted of committing a crime (Casey Anthony-like) or any women who had assistance in the crime, like a boyfriend or husband.
These are strictly Mommies who Murder.
In Children who Murder, you’ll read about thirty-three people who have either admitted guilt and are pending sentencing--or already tried and convicted. Not included is anyone who was acquitted of committing a crime. However, I did include people over 18 years of age. These are not just teenagers who killed their parent(s), they are children of the victims.
In Serial Murderers, you’ll read about ten serial killers. From the more notorious murderers like John Wayne Gacy and Ted Bundy, to the less well-known, but equally disturbing, Robert Hansen and Dean Corll.
These serial killers have admitted guilt, confessed to even more than they were charged with, and sentenced. Some have already been executed. Not included was anyone who was acquitted of committing a crime, nor anyone whose killing spree began prior to 1969. The span of murders in this volume is 40 years, from 1969 – 2009.
In Siblings who Murder, you’ll read about twenty-one people who have either admitted guilt and are pending sentencing--or already tried and convicted. Included is a wide-range of situations from a 12-year-old boy who killed his 2-year-old brother to a 47-year-old woman who murdered her older sister and stole her identity. Also included are people who not only killed their sibling(s), but murdered their entire family.
In Spouses who Murder, you’ll read about seventeen spouses who have been accused of murder. I included a wide-range of situations from the very well-known Scott Peterson case, who killed his 8-months-pregnant wife to an 88-year-old man who murdered his 83-year-old wife because he didn’t want her becoming a ‘decrepit old hag’.
Each book has resorted data to allow comparisons and extra research. There are also at least four resources provided per case. The research is done for you!
