What are some good books about serial killers or crime?

In Cold Blood

>>9930457
La Bas!

Sort of.

I'm a fan of this type of writing, but I get freaked out easily. Makes me start thinking everyone is a serial killer. Good thing I keep my phone handy.

huey lewis and the news

On a scale of one to ten, how boring is your life? And why not slurp a noodle?

>>9930533
I'm not familiar with that phrase.

I've read Invisible Darkness recently, which is an account of the crimes of Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka. I thought it was a pretty good read.
An exciting true story well written.

read some Peter Sotos and then decide if you really want to read about this kind of thing.

>>9930457
People Who Eat Darkness

>>9930457
Panzram A Journal of Murder

>>9930457
If we're talking fiction, I'd say "the name of the rose" from Umberto Eco

>>9930457
Child of God is pretty fun

2666

>>9930457
Hobbes' Leviathan

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>>9930457

>>9930475
La Bas is the first and best.

>>9930457
The Threepenny Novel
the original Sweeney Todd story

>>9930457
>6 feet tall

Manlets--when will they learn?

Exquisite Corpse is interesting. Worth reading, certainly, if you're in the mood to descend into darkness.

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I will save you the trouble:
There is nothing interesting, or mysterious, or alarming about serial killers. They are all the exact same vacuous narcissist obsessed with the most base of biological existence.

>>9931843
This is by and large the rule. The ones who aren't compulsive liars or manipulators basically will tell you that. Their obsession swallowed all real aspects of who they were.

>>9931843
you could save us even more trouble and bury your means of accessing this website in your yard

>>9931843
Damn

>>9930462
I can vouch for this one. It was very fascinating.

I recently read Ordeal by Linda Lovelace. It was a real page turner. There is a lot of criminal behavior in it by her husband. I do question the validity of some of it, but It definitely fits well with the fact that she quit the business when she could have been the biggest female pornstar of all time.

>>9930457
Columbine.

The book called Crippled America. No, heh, I'm just kidding. LOL! That was a joke saying Crippled America; Donald J. Trump, as far as I can throw, isn't a serial killer according to the news. Man, it's just this political climate change and everything that we're in now, so it's natural for me to make a joke about our current(?) President of America. I'm sorry if I offended anyone here, as there's a lot of Republicans on this board who might be offended from this joke that I might've made. Thank you for your kindness to me if you were offended and forgave me for the joke I made in this comment.

Zodiac by Robert Graysmith
Hetler Skelter by Vincent Bugliosi
The Executioner's Song by Norman Mailer

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your studying so you can pull up on your school like this?

>>9930457
Reread through your diaries OP.

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>He started on a criminal career at a very early age, and continued on this path throughout the years, returning to prison again and again. He was convicted of bank robbery, drug dealing, extortion, armed robbery, and forgery. A repeating pattern of convictions, paroles, releases and escapes, further crimes and new convictions continued until he was released yet again from prison in 1975, at which point he finally left his criminal days permanently behind. Bunker stayed out of jail thereafter, and instead focused on his career as a writer and actor.