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A Compulsion To Kill The Surprising Story Of Australias Earliest Serial Killers Robert Cox

SKU: BELL-5080602

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Publisher: Glass House Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.01 MB

Pages: 253

Author: Robert Cox

ISBN: 9781459684249, 1459684249

Language: English

Year: 2014

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A Compulsion To Kill The Surprising Story Of Australias Earliest Serial Killers Robert Cox by Robert Cox 9781459684249, 1459684249 instant download after payment.

The latest work from acclaimed historical author Robert Cox, A Compulsion to Kill is a dramatic chronological account of 19th - century Tasmanian serial murderers.
Never before revealed in such depth, the story is the culmination of extensive research and adept craftsmanship as it probes the essence of both the crimes and the killers themselves. Beginning in 1806 with Australia's first serial killers, John Brown and Richard Lemon, A Compulsion to Kill recounts the stories of Alexander Pearce, 'the cannibal convict'; Thomas Jeffrey, a sadist, sexual predator, cannibal, and baby - killer known as 'the monster'; Charles Routley, who burnt one of his victims alive; cannibal convicts Broughton and McAvoy; Rocky Whelan, who in twenty - four days slew five men in cold blood; and John Haley, who killed three people in fits of rage. The final chapter investigates the still - unsolved Parkmount murders, three killings for which the two probable culprits twice faced court, only to be discharged due to faulty police investigation and neglected evidence. Most of these stories have never been told before, and none has previously been related with such detail and verifiable accuracy. A determined storyteller, Cox delivers a supremely dramatic page - turner in the true crime genre. The book includes extensive references and an index.