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Kiss the Girls Goodnight The Terrifying True Story (Crimescape)

Mark Gado

Reminiscent of "The Silence of the Lambs," "Kiss the Girls Goodnight" is a frightening story of a wealthy real-life collector of girls. Everyone who knew him understood he was strange, but even his wife and three sons thought he was just a harmless eccentric who collected empty bottles and junk. No...

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Rotten Mango

It was described as the best deep dive into the John Jemelski case, offering a unique perspective from a former NYPD officer with 29 years of experience.

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There is a book called Kiss the Girls Goodnight, written by Mark Gatto.

— Episode: #211: The Millionaire “Human Girl” Colle...

Episode: #211: The Millionaire “Human Girl” Collector & Sex...

It was described as the best deep dive into the John Jemelski case, offering a unique perspective from a former NYPD officer with 29 years of experience.

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There is a book called Kiss the Girls Goodnight, written by Mark Gatto.

Now he's a former NYPD officer. He had 29 years working in the police force.

So there's a lot of interesting perspective in this book.

It's probably the best deep dive that you're going to get on this case.

So if you're doing extra research or you want to do your own research, that is the best place to start in my opinion.

Generation Why: True Crime

Brendan Dassey, during his interrogation, claimed to have gotten the idea for his confession from this book, but his reading level was questioned.

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He tries to say that he got the idea for this making up this story from a book, Kiss the girls.

— Episode: Steven Avery - 166

Episode: Steven Avery - 166

Brendan Dassey, during his interrogation, claimed to have gotten the idea for his confession from this book, but his reading level was questioned.

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He tries to say that he got the idea for this making up this story from a book, Kiss the girls.

And when he's asked about that by the prosecution, yeah, he does not have an answer.

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