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It was based on extensive interviews, diaries, court records and conversations with the killer, who was eager to share his thought processes behind the killings, and was written in first-person perspective.
It's actually one of my favorite authors of all time, Jack Olson. I talk about him all the time. May he rest in peace. But the book is called I, the creation of a serial killer. Now this is about the...
— Episode: #178: The Happy Face Serial Killer
Episode: #178: The Happy Face Serial Killer
It was based on extensive interviews, diaries, court records and conversations with the killer, who was eager to share his thought processes behind the killings, and was written in first-person perspective.
It's actually one of my favorite authors of all time, Jack Olson. I talk about him all the time. May he rest in peace. But the book is called I, the creation of a serial killer. Now this is about the happy face serial killer.
One of the most notorious, sick and twisted serial killers to date. The book was based on countless interviews, diaries, court records, interviews with the killer himself.
The killer was very eager to share all of his thought processes behind the killings.
I think a large portion of this book, I think he chose to write it in first person perspective.
But honestly, I don't like it in the sense that it feels weird. But in the sense that it does keep you hooked. The book takes you on this emotional roller coaster and there's just a lot of feelings that will surface.