True Crime Case Histories, Books 1, 2 & 3

32 Disturbing True Crime Stories (3 Book True Crime Collection)

De: Jason Neal

Narrado por: Timothy G. Little

Duración: 12 h y 17 m

Resumen del Editor

Thirty-two true crime stories of murder and mayhem in a three-book collection. The first three books of the True Crime Case Histories Series (2019). A quick word of warning: The true crime short stories within this three-book collection are unimaginably gruesome.

I start all of my true crime books with a quick word of warning. Most news articles and television true crime shows skim over the vile details of truly horrible crimes. In my books, I don’t gloss over the facts, regardless of how disgusting they may be. I try to give my listeners a clear and accurate description on just how demented the killers really were. I do my best not to leave anything out. The stories included in these books are not for the squeamish.

What you are about to hear are my first three books. The stories in this collection will make you realize just how fragile the human mind can be.

A sampling of the stories include:

The Canal Killer - A violent psychopath cuts off the head, hands, and feet of his girlfriends and dumps them in the canals of London and Rotterdam.

The Head in the Bucket - A drug kingpin chops off the head of one of his dealers and carries it around in a Home Depot bucket.

Captain Cash - Another drug dealer butchers an entire family so he can take over a man’s fruit shipping business and transform it into a drug shipping business.

The Coffee Killer - A young woman, jealous of her rich socialite friend, poisons her by lacing her coffee with cyanide in a public coffee shop.

The Arizona Torso Killer - A petite trophy wife shoots her husband, freezes his body, hacks him up with a jigsaw, and dumps his torso in a dumpster behind a grocery store.

The Oxford Murder - A young college student strangles his girlfriend and crams her body into an eight-inch crawlspace beneath the stairs.

The Girl in the Barrel - A homeowner finds a 55-gallon barrel in the crawl space beneath his home. What they find inside the barrel unlocks a murder mystery dating back 30 years.

The Dexter Wannabe - A young man obsessed with the TV show Dexter lures unsuspecting victims to his "kill room" and keeps a detailed diary of the dismemberment of his prey.

The Murder of Elizabeth Olten - A 15-year-old girl wants to know what it feels like to kill a person.

Interpol's Most Wanted - When fishermen pull up the dead body of a man in the English Channel, police stumble upon one of Interpol's Most Wanted criminals.

The Girl in the Box - An unbelievable story of a psychopath who kidnaps a young girl and keeps her as a slave locked beneath his bed for seven years.

The Green Chain Rapist - A beautiful young mother is butchered in broad daylight in a London park and the only witness is her two-year-old son. Police then waste three years chasing the wrong man while the real killer slaughters another woman.

Paige’s Secret Life - A young single-mother of three goes missing and police realize she's been living a secret life that her friends and family didn't know about.

A Walking Shadow - A suicidal teenager, frustrated with the bank threatening to foreclose on the family home, kidnaps the bank manager's 10-year-old son and holds him for ransom.

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Good listen

If you are into true crime, these collections are great for the ride to and from work

love it

love it.. kept me listening thats for sure! thank you very much ! !

Interesting and informative. 5s for those who want the real story.

So much horrible information and detail it is hard to listen to. No drama, just the story. Very gruesome. More so that told by other true crime books.

For true crime beginners....

For those people just getting into true crime, this book offers several fascinating cases....

For us seasoned vets of the genre, this book offers very little to keep us interested. Many of these cases have already been featured in various true crime series and documentaries. There are at least four or five cases that I remember being showcased on Forensic Files, and the similarities between the two media are.....unsettling, but I won't go any further than that.

If you're new to the genre, get it. If you're a diehard true crime fan, skip it. You MIGHT learn about one or two new cases, past that theres no replay value.

By the way, I gave the narrator an extra star for effort. He made the stories listenable, despite many of them having been narrated before by the great Peter Thomas on Forensic Files.

Almost Monotone

The narrative is awful! Couldn't finish because of that. Wanted to return. Content was informative.

good true crime read

straight forward true crime book read very well and was a good read will probably buy another set

So So

ok. not a great read. performance was good. I struggled to finish this book

good stories

very graphic literature.
you can skip the. tough parts if you need to. but was informative about the facts.

Hard to believe what people are capable of

The raw uncut facts of the deepest darkest moments in criminal behavior. I am a counselor in a correctional facility, the cases in True Crime Case History could be used in a graduate level behavioral studies. The high definition experience of these books are so thought provoking they bring light escalating cognitive dysfunctional patterns. That said….once you get past the harsh subject matter there is a opportunity to view the unseen and uncovered side of criminal dysfunctional behavior. “Hang on for the dark ride”

Great true crime read!

This was a great read! Nice synopsis of each story. I received a free copy and left my honest review