Crimes that Rocked great Britain
Volume One
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From the bestselling true crime author behind the Brotherhood thriller series and Morgue Monster, Stu Armstrong brings you 'Crimes That Rocked Britain – Volume One', The first book in the 'Crimes that Rocked Britain Series' by Stu Armstrong, which is an unflinching deep-dive into the darkest corners of the UK’s criminal history.
This gripping collection of real-life horror tells the stories behind the headlines where everyday life was shattered by moments of unimaginable violence, twisted obsession, and cold-blooded evil. Meticulously researched and delivered with Armstrong’s signature narrative intensity, this book exposes the true accounts of Britain’s most chilling crimes and the monsters behind them.
Each chapter takes readers inside a case that shocked the nation—from the haunting crimes of David Fuller, the morgue predator, to the tragic murder of schoolboy Rhys Jones, the Dunblane massacre, the calculated cruelty of Beverley Allitt, and the chilling acts of Levi Bellfield. Armstrong doesn’t just document the facts—he brings them to life with gripping storytelling, exploring the psychology, aftermath, and unanswered questions each case left behind.
'Crimes That Rocked Britain – Volume One' is a brutal, heart-wrenching, and sometimes disturbing journey through the most infamous cases in modern British history. For fans of true crime, criminal psychology, and those who want to understand the stories that still haunt communities across the UK, this book is essential reading.
This is the first volume in a major new series from Stu Armstrong—one that doesn’t flinch in the face of darkness, but confronts it head-on.