The Ultimate Serial Killer Collection

True Crime Stories and Biographies of Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, Zodiac Killer, Jack the Ripper, John Wayne Gacy, Richard Ramirez, Edmund Kemper, Manson, & More

By: Charles Clark

Narrated by: Merrick Pearce

Length: 8 hrs and 33 mins

Publisher's summary

Get ready to embark on a journey into humanity’s darker side....

Serial killers hold a place in the heart pop culture. Viewed with contempt and disgust, their sickening deeds nevertheless draw an aura of curiosity and guilty fascination. Now, the Ultimate Serial Killer Collection is here to uncover the secrets of these killers and their evil crimes.

Within this spine-chilling audiobook, you’ll discover the stories of history’s most famous serial killers, including:

• The infamous Ted Bundy, the sociopathic killer who murdered over two dozen people
• Jeffery Dahmer, otherwise known as the Milwaukee Monster
• The secrets of the mysterious and unidentified Zodiac Killer
• Jack The Ripper, the infamous murderer who stalked 19th century London’s streets
• John Wayne Gacy, the "killer clown" who buried 26 of his victims in the crawl space beneath his home
• The committed Satanist Richard Ramirez, whom the media dubbed “The Night Stalker”
• Edmund Kemper, the paranoid schizophrenic who, after deceiving his psychiatrists, went on a killing spree
• Charles Manson, the crazed cult leader and one of America’s most infamous men
• And countless more....

Look beyond the curtain at humanity’s depraved and sadistic side. From their unassuming childhoods to imprisonment, execution, or murder, this ultimate collection delves deep into their twisted minds and the killings which shook the world.

A comprehensive, detailed exploration of over 20 of the world’s most infamous killers, The Ultimate Serial Killer Collection is your ticket to the darker side of humanity.

Are you ready to embark on this journey? Then get this audiobook now and begin.

©2019 Charles Clark (P)2019 Charles Clark

Inaccurate information and a poor writer.

The author of this book uses the word "however" to begin almost every sentence in this entire book. He is far from professional, and is an immature writer. There are SEVERAL misrepresentations and flat out lies in this book.

Average

The Ultimate Serial Killer Collection: True Crime Stories and Biographies of Ted Bundy and more
: Charles Clark

I can't say how accurate the "facts" are in this book. They are presented in short recaps of each serial killers crimes. Other authors have done this in a more informative manner. These range widely in time and location.



The narration was well OK, Merrick Pearce worked with what was presented.



I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

There are Better Books Out There

I had high hopes for this book. I love true crime stories and this one had such potential. I don't know just how much of the information is inaccurate but I do some of it is which makes me wonder if there's any truth at all. I also wasn't impressed with the writing. There's no reason to start so many sentences with however. The narration was well done by Merrick Pearce. Sadly he did the best he could with the material he was given. If you are looking for well written true crime books then I suggest you checking out Jack Rosewood or Ryan Green.

I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

God-awful

This book was terrible. Writing was substandard. However, climax, and consummated were used too often.

incorrect facts

personally I wouldn't recommend this book it's a big waste of time. I definitely am a true crime fanatic. that's what happens when your parents are lawyers. Ed gein did not live in the 1990s!!! once they get to the end game chapter it is stated that Ed Dean's crimes be was carried out during the 1990s? how could you miss that fact? the person writing this surely knows the Texas chainsaw massacre that was based off of him! was filmed before the 1990s I think pretty sure. either way when I heard that I started looking around in fact checking some of the topics in this book and there are a few that are wrong shame on the author who wrote this book. you wasted 4 hours of my life....

helped me sleep

best narrator kinda reminds me if darknessPervails on YouTube! helped me.sleep on my long trip!

Incorrect information

I could not finish this book due to the information being incorrect. Ted Bundy did not convert to the Methodist church, it was the Mormon church. there are plenty other incorrect things in this book as well.

Inaccurate Information

I have studied the information related to this book for many years and there is too much inaccurate Information here. This book seems to be a mix between fact and fiction. The distortion of facts involving supposed abuse of Bundy as a child (totally false), attempts to blame abuse for his deviant behaviors. Those of us who study this case know it was pornography, not any kind of abuse, that most influenced his fate.

not accurate

didnt like the errors in detail, wish it was more accurate and had more of the people then listed

Words that are cringe worthy.

Struggled to finish. crazy array of descriptors. "Smote his head" dark fathoms" and so many more. These words would be odd in fiction. but true crime? The narrator is excellent at delivery.

Great introduction...

Great introduction to some of history’s most infamous serial killers - although concise, many important details were left out and thus, as an avid investigator of these crimes, I didn’t feel the chapters had enough depth as I’d like... though completely entertaining for the novice enthusiast xx

A tough listen for the wrong reasons

So much wrong with this book. The narrator's voice is often flat and monotonous. At times sentences make little sense as if the author doesn't know how to use adjectives properly. Sometimes the choice of words seems random or ill fitting, like they have been picked from a thesaurus to make the text sound more exciting or intelligent. In reality it just sounds like poor English. Also, for a true crime book it is riddled with information that is just factually incorrect. It's not the worst I've ever listened to but after several chapters I had to give up because it was just irritating.

epic

thoroughly interesting and speaks to why I love and adore serial killers their fascinating behavior including motivations if applicable.

Less detail than Wikipedia, poor writing

The book skims over facts- you will get more details on Wikipedia pages dedicated to each serial killer. No research done beyond widely available knowledge and not as detailed as a book on the subject should be. The writing is terrible, almost as if a robot had written it, or perhaps a 10 year old child who is learning how to build a sentence correctly and is following the learnt logic with each sentence. It’s very repetitive in term of phrasing- words ‘however’ and ‘sadly’ are used so much, it’s hard to believe an actual person wrote this book- anyone who went through school would be wary of repeating so much. I got through first 3 serial killers- Bundy, Dahmer and the Zodiac, ‘however, sadly’ had to quit.

great

it was really good I couldn't turn it of also the reader is very clear will listen again

Plenty of incorrect information

Really unimpressed. Shoddily written. Monotone narration. It wasn't even a good introduction for those new to the serial killer genre.

so interesting

loved this book, found if so factual & interesting will definitely listen to again
definitely worth it