True Crime Explicit Anthology: Explore Over 700 Pages of Disturbing Stories Detailing The Horrific Sins of Seven Serial Killers For Your Nighttime ... Binge (7 Book True Crime Explicit Collection) Paperback – December 12, 2022

Author Genoveva Ortiz is a significant contributor to the True Crime Seven team – a cluster of authors who delve into the heinous crimes of the past and mold them into stories that become vivid as reportage while being entertaining as reading adventures. Their goal: ‘to simply explore and tell the stories of various killers in the world: from unknown murderers to infamous serial killers.’ The Collection is called TRUE CRIME EXPLICIT and the books are THE VAMPIRE OF SACRAMENTO, THE BUTCHER BAKER, THE BUTCHER OF HUMANITY, THE CORPSE COLLECTOR, THE HOUSE FROM HELL, THE DEADLY SOAP-MAKER OF CORREGGIO, and THE DOCTOR FROM HELL.Genoveva escorts us through these infamous horrors, dissecting each killer with childhood influences and the frightening gradual development of the serial killer mindset. This fine series – True Crime Explicit – expands the purview of crime novels by the True Crime Seven, terrifying facts related in a manner that allows the reader to enter the minds of the perpetrators.

This volume contains seven true crime stories. I have previously read about all of these serial killers, but the stories were interesting nonetheless.The chapters covered Richard Trenton Chase, Carl Panzram, Dorothea Puente, Gertrude Baniszewski, Harold Shipman, Leonarda Ciancuillo, and Robert Hansen. This is an excellent starter book for new true crime readers because these are all interesting subjects.62

I couldn't put this down. It's amazing how murderers look like every people & have such dark sides hidden away just waiting for the right moment. I was not disappointed with this anthology!

This is a book made for true crime buffs. It has a thorough rendition of the life and crimes of seven very distinct serial killers. Previously I'd read some of these full length books as well as shorter works featuring these depraved individuals. Other people were important only in what could be gotten from them by whatever means necessary. Some of those means were truly horrific. They were or at least gave the appearance of being charming, when in actuality they were manipulative narcissists.It didn't matter who they hurt, how much pain and suffering was caused as long as they ultimately got what they sought. This book should be dedicated to the victims - often forgotten, sometimes never identified, while others were dutifully chronicled as victims of an infamous murderer had family who wished law enforcement had apprehended the evil killers much sooner. The viciousness demonstrated by these callous homicidal monsters is shocking.A lot of research went into these seven narratives. The authors were thorough giving the reader a very detailed account of the lives and crimes of these notorious killers: Richard Chase, Carl Panzram, Dorothea Fuentes, Gertrude Baniszewski, Dr Harold Shipman, Robert Hansen, and Leonarda Cianciulli.

I really enjoy this authors work. I have purchased many books by him and I’ve read them all multiple times. Love them!

These were disturbing and fascinating stories. It shows that life and abuse can turn a good person bad quickly. Sometimes so sad

This book was an amazing insight into some of the lesser talked about serial killers. Names that bring chills to the room when mentioned. People who are so terrifying that some of their own children wanted nothing to do with them. From the Vampire Killer of Sacramento to The Doctor From Hell, these stories tell us the true atrocities that happen when we don't even realize what's going on in someone's mind.

I would have given 5 stars if there had been more proofreading. I reported several grammatical errors. Hopefully they will be corrected. Overall, it was an easy read, but not exactly a page-turner.

In the photograph it shows separate books in a box but this is 1 extra large book so unable to read it in bed as it's too heavy. Still looking forward to reading the book but it's so heavy.