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Thomas Quick The Making of a Serial Killer

Hannes Råstam

This journalist’s revealing investigation into the notorious case of Sweden’s most prolific serial killer reads like “a real-life Scandinavian crime novel” ( In 1992, Thomas Quick confessed to the murder of an eleven-year-old boy who had been missing for twelve years. Over the next decade, Quick co...

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My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark

It was mentioned as a book that was written after the Thomas Quick case gained attention, and many began to doubt the validity of his confessions.

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it was basically like Thomas Quick, a mythomaniac essentially but it's basically a person that put it all down on paper of like there's no fucking way that all of these are real

— Episode: 131 - Live at the Chinateatern in Stockh...

Episode: 131 - Live at the Chinateatern in Stockholm

It was mentioned as a book that was written after the Thomas Quick case gained attention, and many began to doubt the validity of his confessions.

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it was basically like Thomas Quick, a mythomaniac essentially but it's basically a person that put it all down on paper of like there's no fucking way that all of these are real

Episode: 131 - Live at the Chinateatern in Stockholm

It was mentioned as one of the books about Sture Bergwall, also known as Thomas Quick, a man whose numerous murder confessions were later found to be false.

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I'm sure you all know one I was reading from was The Making of a Serial Killer by Hannes Rostam.

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