John Marlowe Livres

Présentation de l'éditeurCe livre raconte les actes diaboliques ayant été commis par des épouses, des petites amies et des concubines. Il renferme des histoires de tromperie, de trahison et finalement de meurtre. Les victimes de ces femmes sont très souvent des membres de leurs familles : des mères, des pères, des soeurs, des frères et dans presque tous les cas, des maris. Tueuses en série se concentre sur les crimes les plus horribles jamais commis par des femmes. L'auteur John Marlowe présente un échantillon soigneusement sélectionné des criminelles les plus mortelles de l'Histoire dont on observe les fascinantes biographies sans ciller, car elles constituent une lecture passionnante à vous donner des frissons.

Delving into the lives of history's most notorious criminals, this illustrated book explores the chilling stories of infamous figures like Jack the Ripper, John Wayne Gacy, and Jeffrey Dahmer. It provides a thorough examination of early recorded psychopaths and serial killers, offering a captivating cross-section of their backgrounds and crimes. The authors present these profiles with a stark honesty, inviting readers to confront the dark realities of human nature and the complexities of these dangerous individuals.

"Chambers of Horror is a study of the warped thinking that went into some of the world's most macabre crimes, as well as a clinical examination of the purpose-built rooms hidden spaces and soundproof dungeons increasingly prepared for victims. Cases include: Josef Fritzl, Ariel Castro, Anthony Sowell, Michael Alig, Robert Berdella, Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka, David and Catherine Birnie, Jerry Brudos, Reginald Christie, Marc Dutroux, Philip and Nancy Garrido, Fritz Haarmann, H.H. Holmes, John T. Jamelske, and Joachim Kroll. Author John Marlowe specializes in providing concise yet detailed case-by-case examinations of dangerous individuals. Here he presents a carefully chosen cross-section of some of the world's most depraved modern criminals, whose fascinating life stories are viewed with an unflinching gaze, making for a chilling yet engrossing read. Perfect bedtime reading for those who want to know what is going on in those hidden, dark places the sun never reaches - where looking down the back of the sofa could lead to a very scary discovery."--Amazon.com

Many people find it impossible to believe that woman are capable of committing brutal murders just like men, but this book shows otherwise. Katherine Knight donned a black negligee before stabbing her love John Price 37 times, then serving up his corpse for dinner with baked potatoes, pumpkin and all the trimmings. Shelly Michael injected her husband with a drug that led to death by slow suffocation, then she set the house on fire. Each of these cases here make for a chilling read, proving that the female can really be deadlier than the male

Charles Manson was the illegitimate child of a teenage prostitute; in 1969, on his orders, eight people were hacked to death in an orgy of violence. Ted Bundy had the power to charm women. With his arm in a fake sling, he used to ask them to help him get his sailboat down off his car, but first they had to go to his house ... Joanna Dennehy stabbed her lover Kevin Lee in the heart, dressed him in a black sequin dress, and dumped him in a ditch. To celebrate, she played Britney Spears' 'Oops ... I Did It Again' down her phone and then helped torch Lee's Ford Mondeo. Serial killers are the ultimate outlaws. They step outside not just the law but all human norms. They are fascinating because they are almost impossible to understand. It's comforting to know that all the serial killers featured here are now either dead or behind bars. Nevertheless, this book is not for people of a nervous disposition.

Exploring Egypt's rich heritage, the book offers a vivid journey through the remnants of its ancient civilization, the charm of medieval Cairo, the significance of the Nile, and the country's modernization efforts. John Marlowe's insights provide a comprehensive view for both visitors and newcomers, capturing the diverse aspects that define Egypt's identity.

The political history of Egypt from 1800 to 1956 is meticulously explored, highlighting significant events such as the initial British occupation, the revolution, and the path to the Suez Crisis. John Marlowe delves into the complexities of Anglo-Egyptian relations, offering insights into the evolving dynamics between the two nations over more than a century. This work serves as a detailed account of the historical context and key themes that shaped modern Egypt.

Exploring the dark world of serial killers, this guide presents over 30 chilling case histories of some of the most infamous criminals and their heinous acts. Each story is accompanied by striking full-color photographs that enhance the unsettling narratives. The book delves into the motives behind these brutal crimes, ranging from lust and greed to pure sadism, highlighting the profound impact on victims and their families. It provides a sobering look at the monstrous nature of these individuals and the terror they instill in society.

Delve into the disturbing lives of notorious psychopaths like Edmund Kemper, John Wayne Gacy, and Aileen Wuornos in this illustrated account. The book begins with some of the earliest documented cases and offers a curated selection of history's most dangerous criminals, highlighting their exceptional cruelty and lack of remorse. Through engaging narratives and illustrations, it provides insight into the minds of these infamous individuals, making it a compelling read for those interested in true crime and psychological profiles.