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The Hillside Stranglers

Darcy O'Brien

The riveting true crime account of the Hillside Stranglers and the horrific serial killings they unleashed on 1970s Los Angeles.

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The hosts repeatedly noted that the book was an extensive source of information on the case, praised the author's thorough coverage of both killers' lives, and urged listeners to read it for deeper insight. They highlighted a vivid passage and expressed strong recommendation for anyone interested in the murders.

Highly Recommended

Episode: Episode 256: The Hillside Stranglers Part 1

The hosts said the book provided a ton of information and that the author did a great job covering both killers' lives, describing the background as fascinating and horrifying.

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I used a book that I got a ton of information from; it's called The Hillside Stranglers and it's by Darcy O'Brien. He does a great job going into both their lives, finding out all the background; it's fascinating and horrifying.

Episode: Episode 258: The Hillside Stranglers Part 2

The hosts said they had gathered a lot of information from this extensive book while researching the case.

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I got a lot of information from The Hillside Stranglers by Darcy O'Brien. It's a really really extensive book on this.

Episode: Episode 259: The Hillside Stranglers Part 3

The hosts mentioned that they had read O'Brien's book and referenced its details while discussing the case, and they urged listeners to read it for deeper insight into the murders. They highlighted a specific passage from the book describing a fictional heroine's violent actions.

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According to Darcy O'Brien's book, she said, quote, "The heroine ... would strangle a female victim and then traumatize the corpse's vagina with a specifically designed hollow dildo..."

I really, really encourage you to read those books, the one Killing Cousins and the Hillside Strangler. By Darcy O'Brien, I'm going to link them again. They've got so many more transcripts and insight into the case.

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The book about the Hillside Strangler was part of a collection of true crime novels given to the email writer by their father.

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Over Memorial Day weekend, I went to my family's house and my dad handed me a stack of super rad vintage true crime novels.

— Episode: MFM Minisode 126

Episode: MFM Minisode 126

The book about the Hillside Strangler was part of a collection of true crime novels given to the email writer by their father.

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Over Memorial Day weekend, I went to my family's house and my dad handed me a stack of super rad vintage true crime novels.

In the collection of books was his annotated copies of about the Hillside Strangler, Bundy, Blind Hunter and a bunch of others.

Episode: MFM Minisode 126

The listener's father had an annotated copy of a book about the Hillside Strangler, which the listener found in a collection of vintage true crime novels.

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Over Memorial Day weekend, I went to my family's house and my dad handed me a stack of super rad vintage true crime novels.

In the collection of books was his annotated copies of about the Hillside Strangler, Bundy, Blind Hunter and a bunch of others.

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The hosts highlighted the book as the most thorough examination of the Hillside Stranglers case, praising its detailed narrative. Stephanie Soo specifically recommended it while warning listeners that its graphic and intense content could be overwhelming.

Highly Recommended

Episode: #112: The Hillside Stranglers Part 2 (Case of Ange...

It was described as the best deep dive into the case of the Hillside Stranglers, but was also noted as being very intense.

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Rec: "The Hillside Stranglers" - by Darcy O'Brien (best deep dive on this case out there but it is really intense.)

Episode: #111: The Hillside Stranglers (Case of Angelo Buon...

It was described as the best deep dive into the case of the Hillside Stranglers, but it was also mentioned as being very intense, gruesome, and graphic.

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there's a really good book on this case called the Hillside Stranglers by Darcy O'Brien.

Now this book is it's honestly so detailed like I don't know what else to say other than there will be parts if you read it that you're gonna want to throw the book across the room.

You're gonna want to gag. It's really gruesome, it's graphic, it's dark but truly this is the best deep dive that you can find on this case in my humble opinion.

Go pick up yourself a copy but don't come running at me okay? Don't come emailing me this was too dark I almost gagged.

I warned you this is my warning but I will say that this story I mean it's impossible to tell you the story without getting into these gruesome details because they're so pertinent to the whole case.

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