We all know that the reality far surpasses fiction. The imagination of our writers of detective novels, thrillers and other novels blacks might be fertile, it will never reach the level of those who pollute the minds of confused intentions infamous murderers who walk, not our pages, but our streets. It is inconceivable to underestimate human cruelty, which knows neither the purpose nor limits. For when we know that men (can we still call them that?) Were capable of the worst horrors such as playing darts with the target of a beheaded near (Edmund Kumpir), rape, kill (or better yet, kill and then rape her), cook and eat men (Dahmer), manufacturing clothing with the decomposing bodies (Ed Gein), killing, butchering and eating children, tortured with a savagery unparalleled whole nights (Gacy), we laugh quietly reading the most morbid thrillers. And when we know that these men do not kill one, two, three or four people, but sometimes hundreds, when you know they are generally well integrated into society, they sometimes a family, a dog and a wagon, when we know they often have an intelligence above the average, they are sometimes very beautiful and cultured, when we know they feel no remorse and that whatever you they do, they will resume again and again, then often turns into the street and wonder if we really know our neighbors or our friends.
is precisely the whole purpose of the book (which reads like a novel, but that is not fiction) by Ann Rule , Killer so close. She speaks with sincerity of his friend Ted Bundy until she learns that same friend that is actually disgusting serial killer who terrorized America. She did not believe him at first. She has been obliged thereafter. Ted Bundy is the exception that proves the rule. A serial killer who has everything to not be one that has everything to hide his true identity, that of a monster devoid of all human feelings, the soul as empty as a bottomless pit.
By reading this book, we understand that Ted Bundy is perhaps one of the most complex of the century. He is so smart and clever he has managed several escapes, he is so beautiful that the most beautiful girls (his future victims) fluttering around him like flies on shit, it's so charismatic that he gets what it want in a snap, it's so cruel that he brutally killed a hundred women.
In this book the author talks about the friend, the gentle, kind, but the monster who stands on the other side of the mirror, completely invisible and invincible.
"I do not feel guilty about anything ... I pity those who feel guilty, I am a ruthless bastard" Ted Bundy.
must admit that fiction pales beside the exploits of our greatest killers. If your heart is set on the blade and well speared deep in your chest and you want to penetrate further in the depths of a terrible world, a world that houses the worst of the species, I have a gaggle of books to you.
Start The black book of serial killers and Serial Killer: Survey of serial killers Stephane Bourgoin , specialist recognized serial killers.
My life with serial killers of Helen Morrison , profiling U.S..
Then, trying vainly to understand from a scientific perspective, I recommend the book by Raymond Gassin , Criminology.
Finally, to overfly the field easily forensics, I advise Dictionary of Criminal Justice , under the direction of Gerard Lopez .
"You ask me what it feels when a killer stalks his prey? It's hard to say. How do you explain the taste of certain things ... how to describe the taste a quiche or a bouillabaisse? " Ted Bundy
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