Horrifying True Crime Stories: Disturbing True Tales of Murder, Mayhem and the Macabre

Horrific Crimes, Book 1

By: Danielle Tyning

Narrated by: Michelle Lee

Length: 2 hrs and 28 mins

Publisher's summary

Real-life is stranger and more frightening than fiction, and this book serves to cement that principal even further. In this compilation, there are 11 cases of some of the most deplorable, unjust and violent crimes I’ve come across. From cannibals to rapists to the sickest, most twisted criminals you’ve not yet heard of, you’ll read about them all in this book.

I’ll tell you the story of Rurik Jutting, a British banker living in Hong Kong who held two women hostage, tortured them and raped them over a number of days. You’ll learn about Issei Sagawa, a Japanese cannibal who killed and ate a woman - but walks free on the streets today. Then there’s the vile three-week torture of an Australian woman who, when she was eventually rescued, paramedics initially thought she was dead. You can also read about the ‘Hello Kitty’ murder, which is as bizarre as it sounds - and as equally haunting.

But please be warned, the cases in this book are highly disturbing and include graphic and distressing descriptions. Please take this trigger warning seriously as this book depicts horrific crimes that involve sexual abuse, domestic abuse and graphic violence throughout. This book is intended to explore the evil in this world and expose the heinous behavior some people are capable of. Please heed this warning before continuing to listen.

The book fits under the following categories:

• Serial killers
• True crime
• Murder and mayhem
• True murder cases
• True crime biography

©2020 Danielle Tyning (P)2020 Danielle Tyning

Interesting content.

Reading a book, you can use your own voice. Audible books are hard to listen to most of the time because there is no emotion. This is the case as with many other audible books. However, the content is great and describe very well. I would definitely listen to more of this authors books.

chilling and informative

this was not only well written, it was well narrated. I have a new found respect for people who research these stories as I'm sure they cause many sleepless nights. I would recommend this book for anyone who is stable and intrigued by the horrific nature of murderers and sociopaths.

interesting cases

I am a true crime fanatic had never heard of these strange cases. Enjoyed

Great Read

This is a great read and I hope there will be a bunch more to come!

Unknown cases

I like that they're all cases that I never heard. Disturbing how humans can treat each other. Animals have more sense.

Disturbing but eye opening

Very disturbing, but also very real. An eye opener of how easy one can be manipulated into doing something.

Very captivating

Stories that I never heard about. I enjoyed this book from start to finish. Must read.

Loved it!!

I loved this book and I plan on reading more by this author!! I recommend it to everyone who loves true crime.

Horrific And Despicable Tales

This book has graphic despicable tales that are shocking and disturbing but they are true. I can't believe that some of these criminals can have the intelligence, money or connections but can still be deranged psychopaths. Wow this book can truly open ones eyes to the world around you that you couldn't have thought existed. I highly recommend this book if you love these types of tales just know it is not a light listen or easily digestible.

Why read fiction when reality out-does it ?

I would highly recommend listening to this short book. The well curated stories enlighten that evil
knows no gender, no sex, no age and that most perpetrators hide their depravation as normal society contributors.

As the book finished and the author hoped we liked her recounts it was difficult to agree that indeed this record was to be liked, but her work and research have to be commanded.

These true international stories were challenging to listen to, some impossible to comprehend.
It was disturbing to clearly see the unfairness of the justice systems around the world.

Michelle Lee, the narrator, did a fantastic job smoothly and unemotionaly recounting these disgusting facts.The apparent detachment helped going through the inhumane stories.

Why read fiction when reality out-does it ?