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8 reviews
Susan Kelly

Pinnacle, 2002

Terrific book considering the subject matter!
I read a number of books about this subject, and this is one of the best written. Susan Kelly interjects humor and irony at just the right moments and for a true crime account, it reads more like a novel. I truly enjoyed this book.

The Boston Strangler (New England Remembers) (New England Remembers)
Alan Rogers

Commonwealth Editions, 2006

The Boston Strangler

11 reviews
Gerald Frank

Signet, 1986

The Boston Strangler, By Gerold Frank
The persons who wrote the negative reviews on this book don't seem to have actually read it. The reason Albert DeSalvo was never tried for the stranglings was due principally to the skillful maneuvering of his attorney, F. Lee Baily. Anyone who reads Gerold Frank's The Boston Strangler cannot help but come to the conclusion that DeSalvo was the right man. But there are people who have an interest ...

The Boston Strangler
Gerold Frank

Signet, 1966

Boston Stranglers: The Public Conviction of Albert Desalvo and the True Story of Eleven Shocking Murders

9 reviews
Susan Kelly

Diane Pub Co, 1995

The Truth at Last
I have just acquired a copy of this book from a second-hand bookseller, and am astonished to find that it's out of print and there has apparently never been a paperback edition. I followed the Strangler case as each new murder was reported in the UK press, and it remains the archetypal horror story for me because it proves conclusively that one isn't safe even (above all) at home. I also ...

A Rose for Mary: The Hunt for the Real Boston Strangler

8 reviews
Casey Sherman

Northeastern, 2003

A GREAT READ
I'M A HUGE DENNIS LEHANE FAN & PICKED UP THIS BOOK BASED ON LEHANE'S RECOMMENDATION. I LOVED IT! IT WAS A FAST MOVING BOOK THAT READ LIKE A MYSTERY NOVEL. MYSTERY FANS SHOULD GOBBLE THIS ONE UP.

Search for the Strangler: My Hunt for Boston's Most Notorious Killer

2 reviews
Casey Sherman

Grand Central Publishing, 2005

Revealing
I enjoyed this book a lot. I liked learning about the Boston Strangler story and the theories surronding the killings. I also enjoyed Sherman's investigations. Great book!

The Boston Strangler
Gerald Frank

Signet, 1967

A reprint of a hardcover edition

Falsely accused: who is Boston Strangler?(Brief Article): An article from: The Forensic Examiner

American College of Forensic Examiners, 2002

This digital document is an article from The Forensic Examiner, published by American College of Forensic Examiners on January 1, 2002. The length of the article is 1421 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: Falsely accused: who ...

The Strangler: A Novel

11 reviews
William Landay

audible.com

Superb Quality Crime Fiction
If you're a lover of quality crime fiction, if the names Connelly, Pelecanos, Burke or Lehane get you excited, then this novel is for you. I was wowed by Landay's first novel (Mission Flats) and am even more impressed now. The title and the cover do not do justice to the riches contained within, this is a marvelous book. Some reviewers have complained about the lack of twists, or that the ...

Hunting Humans (Inside the Minds of Mass Murderers)

Pocket, 1988

In this shocking, searching book, noted anthropologist Dr. Elliott Layton takes us into the minds, motivations and methods of six serial and mass murderers, and looks briefly at twenty others.

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