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SERIAL KILLER TIMELINES is divided into five chapters, beginning with "A Lust for Killing." Cases covered are the infamous John Wayne Gacy and Ted Bundy, as well as the prolific Andrei Chikatilo, Pedro Lopez, Harold Shipman, and Gary Ridgeway. The second chapter, "Special Desires," includes--as you would expect--Jeffrey Dahmer and Albert Fish, as well as H.H. Holmes, Joachim Kroll, Dennis Nilsen, Edmund Kemper, and Richard Ramirez. Some of the cases go back to the late nineteenth century (such as Chapter 3's Jack the Ripper), most are from the twentieth century, and a few were active in the twenty-first century. The third chapter is "Predators;" in addition to the Whitechapel Killer, there are David Berkowitz, Robert Hansen, Randy Kraft, The Yorkshire Ripper, and the Beltway sniper attacks. Chapter four is relatively short; its "Female Murderers" are Jane Toppan, Dorothea Puente, and Aileen Wuornos. The final chapter presents "Serial Killer Couples": the Moors Murderers, The Hillside Stranglers, and Fred and Rosemary West. Author Chris McNab provides readers with an overview of each killer, a timeline for one of their crimes, a chronological list of crimes and known victims, and hundreds of photos. Interested readers who have never read true crime books might take this one in small doses. Reading ghastly details one might find them unsettling.

This book pulls out photographs published in life on notorious crimes in American history. There are several dozen crimes collected here and they are grouped under politics, passion, profit, and pointless mayhem. It starts off with the assassination of Lincoln, JFK, the Rosenberg trial and executions, Mississippi Burning, the murders of Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy, Watergate, Patty Hearst, the shooting of Ronald Reagan, the Oklahoma City bombing and others.
The Passion section has a number of strange cases, many of which are not famous anymore. But it does cover Pamela Smart, Amy Fisher, OJ, and Laci Peterson.The Profit section covers Sacco & Vanzetti, various Mob related stories, the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder, the story behind Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood", and Enron.Pointless Mayhem covers Lizzie Borden, Leopold and Loeb, Sam Sheppard, Psycho, The Boston Strangler, Richard Speck, Son of Sam, Ted Bundy, the Beltway Snipers, the murder of John Lennon, and others.
The articles accompanying the pictures honestly capture the facts of the cases, the ambiguities, and are written in an interesting way.
Interesting reading, especially if you are interested in these crimes and provide some insight to the seamier side of American History. The pictures are very good to fabulous and many sear themselves into your memory and it is the pictures, after all, that Life magazine was really about.