I like the book it does make sense.

if you want to learn about the top 12 worst killers, this is definitely the right book. If you are lighthearted, i wouldn’t recommend reading this. I’m pretty tough myself, and a few parts made me cry. I liked the way each chapter was designated to a specific killer, very well written.

So since I haven’t finished, I don’t know what the hole book is like. I’m inspired by Criminal Minds to understand more about killers. Really love the info on Son of Sam. I’ve been trying to find a book that explains why he is so infamous. Bo, you delivered! He was a chilling man! Do you have any info on The Reaper or The Piano Man? Great book so far!

Boring! “there is no interest in the book “

This book was hard to put down, very informational and also hard to read due to the violence of course; but it was a great read!

Pretty good book to read. Very interesting

Author Robert Keller researched and compiled an impressive list of some of America's worst serial killers. Keller describes the murderers' victim list and goes into some detail of some of the specific cases. Additionally, the author provides biographical details about most of the killers. This book provides considerable insight into the level of depravity and violence which appeared to drive these 12 men to commit some of the most heinous crimes in modern US history.

This was a very interesting book. I was just curious why the author used the name "Angela Barrios" as the victim who survived when her keys deflected the bullet shot at her head by Richard Ramirez. In a March 12, 1986 LA Times article about his trial, it recounts the testimony of Maria Hernandez, identifying Ramirez as the man who shot at her and killed her roommate, Dayle Okazaki. If it was an attempt to protect the victim, it was unnecessary, given that she was identified when she testified. If it was an error, it makes me wonder what other errors may have been made. Overall, though, it seems to be accurate and a good read.

Probably the best book I've ever read.

It took me a while to finally read the whole book. I read a killer at a time. But having read it all I would say this was a very interesting book. I would recommend it to anyone interested in this subject.