Prison Days: Meeting Monsters
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Prison Days: Meeting Monsters
Narrated by:
Todd Waites
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Narrated by:
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Todd Waites
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By:
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Simon King
About this listen
Your first look was behind the walls. Your second, in the cells. Ready to meet the monsters who live here?
From the author of Prison Days, come the stories of the monsters living behind the walls of maximum-security.
What were their crimes?
Who were their victims?
It's time to meet the horrifying truth lurking in one of the darkest places on earth.
Fans of true crime, step outside your comfort zone and follow me as I meet some of the most brutal killers to ever walk these halls.
Grab Meeting Monsters now and meet the chilling faces behind the headlines.
©2022 Simon King (P)2023 Simon King
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