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Ed Gein (1906-1984), also called the "Butcher of Plainfield" or "Plainfield Ghoul", was an American murderer and body snatcher from Plainfield, Wisconsin. His crimes in the 1950s became notorious for their gruesomeness and heavily influenced horror fiction. Crimes Confessed murders: Gein confessed to killing two women — tavern owner Mary Hogan in 1954 and hardware store owner Bernice Worden in 1957. Both went missing from Plainfield businesses. Discovery: Police investigating Worden’s disappearance searched Gein’s farm on Nov 16, 1957. They found Worden’s decapitated, gutted body ...

Elizabeth Báthory (1560–1614) — often called the “Blood Countess” — was a Hungarian noblewoman from the powerful Báthory family. She’s infamous as one of history’s most prolific alleged female serial killers. Some may argue that she is not a true serial killer, but I would say read the evidence in this book Who she was Born: 7 August 1560, Nyírbátor, Kingdom of Hungary Status: Countess, married Ferenc Nádasdy at age 15. They had 5 children. Wealth & Power: After her husband’s death in 1604, she controlled vast estates across modern-day Hungary, Slovakia, and Romania. ...

Theodore Robert Bundy remains one of the most infamous serial killers in American history, not only for the brutality of his crimes, but for the stark contrast between his public image and his private life. Born Theodore Robert Cowell on November 24, 1946 in Burlington, Vermont, Bundy was by all outward appearances charming, intelligent, and ambitious. A law student, former psychology major at the University of Washington, and one-time political campaign worker, he used his clean-cut looks and articulate personality to gain trust and avoid suspicion. Between 1974 and 1978, Bundy carried out...

A remote Maine island becomes the setting for a deadly game of cat-and-mouse in [TITLE]. Natasha Mori and Bryan Ferrago work for the Net Force Cyber Squad, an elite government agency created to lead the charge against America’s online enemies. They’ve traveled to Maine’s coast for a...

Dahmer’s pursuit of Steven Tuohy was not a spontaneous act born of opportunity, but rather a deliberate endeavor, driven by a specific desire. Tuohy, a young man whom Dahmer had met and engaged with in a manner that blurred the lines between casual acquaintance and something more, became the focal point of Dahmer’s compulsion. The details of their initial encounters remain somewhat opaque, shrouded in the deliberate vagueness that Dahmer often employed when discussing the early stages of his predatory relationships. However, it is understood that Dahmer, employing his characteristic ...

Aileen Wuornos (1956–2002) was an American serial killer who murdered seven men in Florida between 1989 and 1990. She was one of the few female serial killers in the U.S. to receive widespread media attention, and her case sparked debates about trauma, self-defense claims, and how the justice system treats women who kill. The murders: 1989–1990 Wuornos worked as a highway sex worker along Florida’s interstates. Between November 1989 and November 1990, she shot and killed seven men: Richard Mallory, 51 – electronics shop owner, convicted rapist David Spears, 43 – construction ...

Jack the Ripper is the name given to an unidentified serial killer who terrorized the Whitechapel district of London's East End in 1888. He was never caught, and his identity remains one of history's most famous unsolved mysteries. The Context In 1888, Whitechapel was one of the poorest and most overcrowded areas of London. Poverty, crime, and prostitution were rampant. Between August and November of that year, a series of brutal murders of women shocked the city and dominated the national press, creating a media frenzy that essentially invented modern tabloid crime coverage. The name "Jack...

H. H. Holmes - America's First Notorious Serial Killer Real Name: Herman Webster Mudgett - H. H. Holmes was an alias. Born May 16, 1861 in Gilmanton, New Hampshire. Holmes is one of the most infamous figures in American criminal history, often called America's first modern serial killer and first big-city serial killer. He was a con artist, bigamist, and medical school graduate who moved to Chicago in the 1880s. There he built a three-story building in the Englewood neighborhood, which would later become known in newspapers as the "Murder Castle." The Murder Castle: Built to take advantage ...

For the first time, the complete story of Ed Gein told through actual court transcripts, police reports, and psychiatric evaluations—not Hollywood fiction. The actual legal documents from America's most notorious criminal case reveal a monster far more disturbing than any movie portrayal. These are the real words of the investigators who found the bodies, the psychiatrists who examined Gein's twisted mind, and the judges who struggled to comprehend evil beyond imagination. Evidence of Evil is built entirely from documented testimony, suppressed confessions, and firsthand accounts from the...

The Dreamer's Worlds are the worlds of the spirits, the worlds of the dead and the worlds of Majik, the Dream Killer and other entities. Joe and Laura are Dreamers who spend time in those worlds in their dreams. Fighting on the side of good. Directed in their wanderings to right the wrongs evil spirits have caused. In this book they will be directed by Benjamin Bear Killer, the sometimes spirit guide through the worlds of the Dead. He has dream traveled himself and knows the paths they must travel. It starts with a legend and ends with a death...

In my younger days I lived my life like there was no tomorrow. I wasn't thinking about what to do when the check came due, when life changed, when I crossed someone or they crossed me. I wish I had grown up different, but my time on the streets and the lessons that taught me. And my time working for bad people after that just set me up for the mistakes that would nearly end my life more than once. Even people who were supposed to care about me did their best to sacrifice me when the time came to pay the check. Luckily, for me, some things and some people got in the way and stopped some of ...

A group of close, college friends wishing together in jest on a cursed amulet find to their horror, not only are their wishes granted in frightening ways exceeding the bounds of imagination but with escalating terror. For in a shared psychic and physical linkage, they experience the pains, horrors, and moments of one another's demise in The Curse of The Talisman.

Would you like to join the investigation team trying to catch Caronte, the serial killer who seduces shy and lonely teenagers online? A must-read book. Entertaining, easy to read, with realistic characters who make mistakes but never give up (the spirit of crime fiction). A killer with unusual motivations. A movie-like ending. Recommended. Blog The path between the shadows Charon's Net is a great crime story that keeps you in suspense at all times, never letting you rest and forcing you to read on and on. Blog A World Behind Books The brutally mutilated bodies of several teenage girls are ...

A haunted app. A cursed story. And an investigation that blurs the line between the living and the dead. When a young writer’s roommate dies under mysterious circumstances, Ellen and Monty Drew are called to investigate. The only clue? A strange writing app called Spectra, a program that seems to write its own stories… and make them come true. What begins as a case of supernatural possession soon unravels into something far darker -- a digital haunting that spreads like a virus. From the fog-drenched streets of Santa Monica to a forgotten cabin in Oregon, the Drews follow a trail of ...

A remote Maine island becomes the setting for a deadly game of cat-and-mouse in the Net Force novella KILL CHAIN. Natasha Mori and Bryan Ferrago work for the Net Force Cyber Squad, an elite government agency created to lead the charge against America’s online enemies. They’ve travelled to...

A serial killer is loose in Boston terrorizing women as FBI Agent J.C. Net tries to find the killer before more victims are murdered. Unfortunately, sometimes the criminal is closer than you think and is UNRECOGNIZABLE!

She continued her descent, the passage twisting and turning, disorienting her further. The sounds of the city above – the distant rumble of traffic, the faint murmur of voices – were completely absent here, replaced by the low thrum of Thorne's hidden network. It was a world within a world, a secret layer of existence that pulsed with a life of its own. She was no longer just trapped in a labyrinth; she was navigating its very circulatory system. Suddenly, the passage opened into a larger space. Lena stopped, her breath catching in her throat. It was a cavernous chamber, dimly lit by ...

The Jail Job: The intended guy is in Rikers Island doing a year. George uses Juanita's computer skills to access the inmate Database and have him released early. Vinnie tells him he is a snitch and a suspected child molester, but the truth is he is an undercover ATF officer investigating Vinnie's interests in Riker Island, where he controls the drug and sex trade in the huge jail. When he is taken to the prison ferry and released, he has no idea what has happened. He finds himself on the street with no funds, phone, walking after he is dropped off by the prison transport bus. He resolves ...

Magic McCullen, the Hitman, the notorious Vampire Architect, has claimed his ultimate prize: the House of Ammit casino. Yet, the victory exposes a web of painful secrets: Patrick, the Fae King, must face the cost of his cleansed soul, while Eimear, the High Witch, must reconcile her sacrifice with the rage of her husband, Declan Batiste.

A thrilling tale of murder, drugs, and prostitution in the historic French Quarter of New Orleans. FBI Agent J.C. Net returns to his home state of Louisiana to help solve the crimes. The murders center around a theatre company, local bar, and strip club, which the victims frequent. All evidence and motives point to one suspect who has already been tried and convicted in public opinion court. However, J.C. Net is convinced they are wrong.