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Hell's Princess
- The Mystery of Belle Gunness, Butcher of Men
- Narrated by: Malcolm Hillgartner
- Length: 8 hrs and 53 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 04-01-18
- Language: English
- Publisher: Brilliance Audio
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $24.49
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Publisher's Summary
In the pantheon of serial killers, Belle Gunness stands alone. She was the rarest of female psychopaths, a woman who engaged in wholesale slaughter, partly out of greed but mostly for the sheer joy of it. Between 1902 and 1908, she lured a succession of unsuspecting victims to her Indiana “murder farm.” Some were hired hands. Others were well-to-do bachelors. All of them vanished without a trace. When their bodies were dug up, they hadn’t merely been poisoned, like victims of other female killers. They’d been butchered.
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- JAY
- 05-10-18
A certainly thorough if a bit meandering study
Very interesting case. I found myself better informed, of how people lived in the early part of the last century. The quest for more money, for example, above all else, and the unimaginable way some predators get it. As for the subject herself, I'm not regretting the journey to knowing her better, tho' most of pathways were very dark. This is another good book for those interested in crime and psychological thrillers.
It does fly off on some unrelated tangents ( other crimes, for example, and some supposedly related reactions by contempories) There are also very detailed newspaper accounts as well. If, however, this audio does meander it is what I want an audio book to do and this one kept my interest!
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- Lori Hanson
- Eau Claire, WI
- 05-08-18
Can a book about a serial killer be entertaining?
Well, this one was so interesting it kept me riveted, and I generally shy away from anything that has "serial killer" in the description. If I were Harold Schechter, given the subject matter of several of his books, I'd have nightmares all the time!
The book seemed well-researched and thorough. I was so engrossed in the story that I found myself yelling at the men out loud "Don't go there!" As for gory, the only other book of this genre that I tried to read was "Helter Skelter." That one was bad enough that I only made it to page 110. I did have a little trouble keeping some of the characters straight so I bought the Kindle version, too. Great combination! The Kindle version has pictures that move and enlarge, and a few other features.
The narrator was good, but as a Wisconsinite, I have to mention that he mispronounced "Ed Gein." I know that normally you would give this particular spelling the long "I" sound, but for some reason we don't. That made me wonder if he mispronounced other words, but he has good pacing and a pleasant voice so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt on the rest.
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- Annabelle Clark
- 06-08-18
great mystery
Wonderful narration. Interesting mystery. Well done research. As little drawn out in places, but it is worth sticking through those parts for the whole of the story.
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-26-18
Bell's Princess
True story, very good. She was one scary woman. in the end I think she lived.
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- Michele Suzanne Chapman
- 05-22-18
Great Story
I found this book to be very informative. This is a subject that greatly interests me. The only issue I had was the mispronunciation of the town in Idaho where I live and the town in Washington state that is close by. Moscow Idaho is pronounced “Moss Co” not “Moss Cow” like the city in Russia. Palouse, Washington is pronounced “Pu Loose” NOT “Pu Louse”.
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- Megan R. Distefano
- 04-27-18
too much filler?
The first half was great however, the rest kind of dragged on Longer than necessary.
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- Jeanette Kelley
- Rolla, MO
- 04-25-18
Totally Fascinating!
If you love murder and you don't history then this is a. Book for you. This woman and her life is so surrel that it draws you in. Plus it's also in book format that is so cool you just have to check it out
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- bej/chattykathies
- Central Texas
- 05-07-18
A Let Down <br />
The title of this book was exciting, but the story was a let down. There was no actual closure which makes it an uninteresting read.
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- Sapphire
- 07-18-18
Thrilling
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- Izzys Attic Finds 333
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I expected more
Not enough details into her crimes....and speculation not proof that anyone else helped commit the crimes.
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