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The Man with the Candy
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- jofi00
- 05-18-18
Good, wanted to know more about Killers' Motives
First, I love all things Kevin Pierce. I actively seek out his narration since his voice is just mesmerizing. This story was very detailed about the victims and I appreciated that. Often, we read books that almost glorify the killer(s). Here, we learned of how much the parents suffered, how desperately they looked for their loved ones, how painful their losses were. That is what is most important to a student of the human condition such as myself. However, I aim to learn the mindset of the killer as well. I never understood just what motivated the person to take comfort in the deaths of countless children or why the accomplices helped. There was little emphasis on how the victims were killed or what happened when they were taken. I also felt that the sicknesses of the accomplices were not stressed enough. What was their background? How could something like this be supported by other young people? The deeper questions were not answered for me. It was a good read, but it would have gained more from being given more detail.
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- Kindle Customer
- 05-13-18
The Boys Who Met the Man with the Candy
Let's face it: the person we are most interested in gets short shrift in this audiobook. Dean Corll was murdered and took most of his secrets with him. So, despite the title, the focus of this book is on his victims and not the sadistic serial killer himself. The book starts off with mostly mundane biographical vignettes of a few of the victims' last days/hours before their abductions, the parents' emotional reactions and frantic but unsuccessful efforts in tracking down their children, the apathy of the police department in helping victims who were less than honor roll students and from the wrong side of town, and descriptions of those bodies that were found. Jack Olden is a good writer (not the typical cut and paste authors of some true-crime books) and he definitely did his research for this book. Thankfully, he shows restraint in describing the actual torture to the youngsters. He interviewed everyone (alive) and his brother to give the most comprehensive account of this little-known killer. I was hoping the book would have more psychological depth in analyzing the motives behind Corll's atrocities and the power he held over the two teenage accomplices he convinced to join with him in the recruitment, torture and murder of victims. These insights might be forever lost due to his death without an interrogation and psychological evaluation. I especially liked the narrator. He had just enough "gruff" in his voice to give his reading a noirish quality consistent with the severity of this topic. His conversational accents were spot-on. (Many readers of the physical book complained about the difficulty in deciphering the phonetically-spelled dialects; this was not a problem in the audio book.) I was given this free audio book in exchange for an honest review. On a personal note, my grandparents lived in the Heights neighborhood in Houston during this time and my siblings and I would visit every summer. I remember the times we overheard whispered concerns from the adults about an evil man doing bad things to children, but luckily we never got all the details: I might have never left my grandparents' house. Truly frightening!
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- Berna
- 09-07-18
I will look for more narrations by Kevin Pierce
This read has a strong start and a strong end. There were lulls in the middle for setting the scene I could have done with less of but overall this was a fascinating, dark and disturbing story that I would recommend to any Murderino.
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- Jason Begly
- 05-31-18
The Man with the Candy
I was lost at the beginning of this book until I realized that I was actually enjoying all the background information about the Houston area and how well that background information helped to lay the foundation for how ineffectual the local police were in even putting together that there was a larger crime going on. The book wrapped up with interesting opportunities for interpretation. On one hand, you want to say they blamed the right guy for the murders and his accomplices were punished properly... on the other hand, with how inept the local authorities were at the time and how little they wanted to actually do their jobs and even find all the bodies of the victims, one can make a case that they pinned the crimes on the easy target and the ones who perpetrated the crimes were allowed to accept little blame. The novel was well-written and narrated in any case and I enjoyed/was disgusted by it.
This book was given to me for free at my request for my voluntary and unbiased review.
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- Jeff & Sabrena
- 05-25-18
Needs an epilogue
This case is well organized and thoroughly researched as far as it goes, but it occurred in the seventies, so there's no excuse for the lack of an outcome. Two confessions were made, but there's no mention of charges, convictions, sentences, or anything else beyond these confessions.
Kevin Pierce delivered his customary outstanding performance.
NOTE: I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
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- POLLY POIZENDEM
- 05-11-18
Sad Sign Of The Times . . .
I found this story heartbreaking yet fascinating. There are very few full books devoted to the crimes of Dean Corll. Although he killed almost as many as John Wayne Gacy, perhaps even more, you didn't hear that much about him.
During that era...the 70s, the police were NOT interested in following up reports of missing kids, as many often WERE runaways, so they didn't even try. It was probably at its all time high back then - and very easy for them to leave home and find a place to stay at some hippie house, so a LOT of young teens did just that. Murderers had almost no fear of being caught either, and an abundance of well known serial killers seemed to flourish during this period. Police were apparently far too distracted by drug/marijuana users and pushers at the time, and unanswered cries of missing children fell upon deaf ears.
For those easily offended, this book does make unpleasant references to certain types of people, but one needs to remember that this WAS back the 70s, and very typical, so try to set that aside. The story is indeed a sad one though, and will have Moms out there considering barbed wire fencing. AND no more leaving the yard! EVER.
The narration was superbly delivered (as always) by Kevin Pierce, with his down to earth realness that brings you right there, like a fly on the wall. I REALLY enjoyed this book, and even though I was gifted this in exchange for my honest review - I SO would have spent the credit anyways :) Yup.
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- Robert Merrill
- 08-08-18
What Jack Olsen does best!!!
Narrator is awesome. Jack does homework. Gives detail accounts. As first was bored with the story of the city but it made sense why it must have been explained. This story is about a a mad man and his helpers but also a city who ignored its growth and crime. Well worth the listen.
I received this book for free in exchange for a voluntary unbiased review.
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- Mary Hirsch
- 06-29-18
Honest. Sensitive. Deeply moving.
Olsen avoids the easy headline approach to one of the most brutal series of murders in history, and instead gives us a true and understanding portrait of the individuals and the times. This book is about the people far more than it is about the gruesome details of the murders.
Olsen paints an amazingly true and insightful portrait of Houston that I remember from those times, of the neighborhood where the victims lived and of those who peopled it. It may read as a bit dated to some people who don't have a memory of those times. The book has a wealth of information and research even though it was published only 2 years after the trials. It is a sensitive and enriching read.
I remember when these murders were uncovered in Houston while I was growing up not far away. At the time, even the idea of 'homosexual' was in the closet, hidden and unacknowledged in the culture of that place and time. I well remember some of the parents of victims absolutely rejecting the fate the befell their son, walking out of the trial after hearing horrific details of the rapes and deaths, and telling reporters that their boy was not a murder victim but was still alive and missing and would return home some day.
For those that may be worried about reading the details of the torture other than rape that was inflicted on the victims, it is merely mentioned one time near the end of the book. In the last portion of the book the author reveals what happened to the victims, but does not linger over it.
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- cafurg
- 05-17-18
Heartbreakingly Sad
All true crime stories are very sad, and this is no exception.
When the young men of a poor town in Texas start to go missing in the early 1970s, the police wrongly chalk them up to hippy, dope head, runaways. Until a very unexpected event happens that opens the whole thing up to the truth, an unimaginable hell for these young men.
This narrator, Kevin Pierce, is one of the very best for true crime stories. He smoothly tells the story, and keeps it going. By far, one of my favorite narrators.
I recommend this book to any true crime fan. My heart breaks for these boys and their families.
-I was provided this audiobook at no charge by the author, publisher and/or narrator in exchange for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom.
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- BookLover
- 05-24-18
Candy Man is Certainly not Sweet
This book was so incredibly good (if I could/should even say that). The narrator Kevin Pierce does such an amazing job and he makes you feel like you are actually there, with his descriptions and emphasis on certain words. I hate the fact that I mention that the book is good due to the fact that there is actually book on this and the fact that it is true makes my heart cringe. I feel like as a parent, you do not always want to hover over your children and children should have the ability to be a kid and go outside and play or walk down to the neighborhood pool without fearing for their life.
The fact that Dean could appear as an ordinary man, one whom everyone seemed to love, with great manners and the willing to help others, could basically be Jekyll and Hyde is so scary and makes every mother want to keep her children inside. I feel so sympathetic to the families of all those children....my heart just breaks
I was provided this audio book at no charge by the narrator in exchange for an unbiased review via AudiobookBoom.com
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- Staupe
- 08-31-20
As good as always
Jack Olsen and Kevin Pierce together is always amazing. One of the best True crime writers coupled with Pierce, who I would listen to reading the phonebook, is excellent.
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- Anonymous User
- 04-12-20
Average insight
If your looking to find more insight into the happenings of Dean corll and accomplises, I think you'll be disappointed, in this listen. Not much more information than what you could find on Wikipedia, and what seems to be a lot of filler which is left to the reader to believe if factual or not.
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- daniel Jones
- 05-09-18
Not his Best
Hmmm
It didn't flow well for me. It reads like a long piece of journalism but sadly never sits well.
I wish they would release I: the creation of a serial killer.
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- Sue.Armstrong
- 01-02-19
mah....
gotta say I'm an absolute huge fan of Kevin Pierce the narrator but I was disappointed the story was very bland and uninteresting no details of a single murder of any of those boys or how they came to be in the murderous presence how he was kidnapping them how he was killing them nothing just nothing.
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