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The Serial Killers

The Sadistic Seven, Book 1

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The Serial Killers

By: Rodney Cannon
Narrated by: Dean Eby
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Summary

These seven murderers are perhaps the most sadistic serial killers to ever live.

Albert Fish was a rapist, a child killer, and a cannibal who, not satisfied with the torture and murders of his young victims, would write to the parents to detail all of the vile things he did to the children. One such letter in this book. Albert Fish may have been the sickest serial killer to ever live. He would keep his young victims alive for days and beat them constantly to tenderize their flesh for cooking.

John Wayne Gacy, the Killer Clown, who raped and murdered young men then buried their bodies beneath his home.

The Hillside Stranglers were a pair of cousins who for months terrorized the state of California. These two sadistic creatures would kidnap women, rape them, and then strangle them to death before dumping their bodies along hillsides. No one would be safe from them, prostitutes, students, and children would be targeted by them. Rarely in the history of the world have two men worked so effectively together as killers.

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