Britain's most depraved killers
from the case files of Sunday People and Mirror
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Word Count
54,250 words, Guess
Page Count
217 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivebritainsmostdepr0000welc
- ISBN-100857337181
- ISBN-139780857337184
- OCLC Control Number883512740
- Better World Books9780857337184
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL29387376M
Classifications
- DDC364.15230922
- LCCHV6535.G4 W37 2014
- LCCHV6515
Alternate Titles
- Sunday people.
- Daily mirror.
Description
Drawing on the Daily Mirror's outstanding archive and Haynes Publishing's wealth of experience, this book continues the successful 'Crimes of the Century' series. Claire Welch has been given access to thousands of hours of investigative journalism to discover just how depraved some of the killers across the decades in Britain have been. This book takes a look at notorious murderers including Jack Huxley, who killed a family relative after watching hard core pornography for hours on end, Ian Huntley, the Soham murderer who killed two innocent schoolgirls and Robert Black, the serial killer who murdered many known, and many suspected victims, alongside other depraved killers. What drives someone to kill? Do they understand right and wrong? What happened to these killers' moral codes? Just how do these perpetrators blend into society before they are caught?
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