This American author is a true crime writer and former columnist for the Arts and Leisure Section of The New York Times. His work delves into the darker aspects of human nature, often exploring deeply disturbing narratives with meticulous detail. Rosen focuses on thorough research, offering readers a chilling examination of some of history's most shocking events.
A riveting account of the true, never-before-told story behind the so-called assassination of President James Garfield, Alexander Graham Bell's attempts to save his life, and the president's doctor who deliberately sabotaged Garfield's medical care.
The chilling narrative follows Jeremiah Rodgers and Jonathan Lawrence, two individuals who meet in a Florida hospital for the criminally insane. Upon their release, they return to Lawrence's hometown, where their descent into violence escalates dramatically. After murdering Lawrence's mentally challenged cousin, they commit a horrific crime against eighteen-year-old Jennifer Robinson, culminating in her brutal rape, murder, and subsequent cannibalism. The story delves into the depths of human depravity and the consequences of their actions.
The story revolves around Carol Giles, who is unfaithful to her diabetic husband, Jessie, with Tim Collier. The plot thickens when Carol's friend, Nancy Billiter, is found murdered under horrific circumstances. As detectives investigate, they uncover a shocking connection to Carol and Tim, revealing their involvement in Nancy's death and the sinister act of administering a fatal dose of heroin to Jessie's insulin regimen. The narrative explores themes of betrayal, deception, and the dark consequences of infidelity.
Exploring the chilling duality of a seemingly upstanding citizen, the narrative follows Sam Smithers, a church deacon in Tampa, who leads a horrifying double life as a serial killer. By day, he embodies morality and faith, while by night, he preys on vulnerable women, revealing the stark contrast between his public persona and his dark, violent tendencies. This gripping tale delves into the complexities of his character and the psychological underpinnings of his gruesome actions.
The story revolves around Larry Singleton, a notorious criminal known as the Mad Chopper, who has a history of horrific violence, including the brutal murder of prostitute Roxanne Hayes. The narrative highlights the chilling discovery of his actions when he answers the door covered in blood. Central to the plot is Mary Vincent, a survivor of Singleton's earlier attack, who courageously testifies against him in court, shedding light on his violent past and the impact of his crimes.
The story revolves around the shocking murder of eighteen-year-old Aaron Iturra in Eugene, Oregon, which uncovers the dark activities of Mary Louise Thompson, known as Gang Mom. As an anti-gang activist, she led a gang of juveniles that terrorized the community, revealing a twisted irony in her role. The narrative explores themes of deception, crime, and the impact of gang culture on a seemingly peaceful town.
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Set against the backdrop of America's last frontier, this true story explores the depths of bizarre love intertwined with lethal obsession. It delves into the complexities of human relationships in a rugged environment, revealing how passion can lead to dangerous consequences. The narrative captures the stark realities of life in the wilderness while highlighting the emotional turmoil that drives individuals to extremes.
Survivors of the 20th Century's Infamous Serial Killers
The story follows characters who confront the embodiment of evil, facing intense challenges that test their resilience and courage. Their survival amidst darkness reveals profound themes of bravery and the human spirit's capacity to endure. As they navigate this harrowing journey, the narrative delves into the psychological and emotional toll of their encounters, ultimately highlighting the strength found in unity and hope against overwhelming odds.
The chilling account details the 1980 murder of a seventy-one-year-old nun in Toledo, Ohio, where local priest Father Gerald Robinson emerged as a prime suspect but evaded justice for over two decades. His name resurfaced in connection with a bizarre case involving satanic rituals and abuse, leading to a renewed investigation into the unsolved crime. This gripping narrative explores themes of faith, betrayal, and the dark undercurrents of the community.