Charles Sobhraj
Inside the Heart of the Bikini Killer
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Urvaksh Hoyvoy
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Raamesh Koirala
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Charles Sobhraj: Inside the Heart of the Bikini Killer provides glimpses of Charles Sobhraj - the notorious serial killer - without the glitz and trappings lent to his image by media reports. It is not the cold, calculated 'Bikini Killer' we find here, but a balding man worried about his failing health; a man who requests the doctor to put off his surgery for a few days because he is afraid; a frail man who bursts into tears when he learns the operation has only a slim chance of success. Candidly narrated by the doctor who had initially refused to treat a criminal like Charles, this book explores the ethical dilemmas and the choices we have to make to remain true to ourselves.
©2018 Raamesh Koirala (P)2019 Audible, Inc.Los oyentes también disfrutaron...
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