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Rotten Mango
Debbie Marshall, a journalist specializing in crime, spent five years researching and writing this book. It includes in-depth psychological analysis of the killers, and its level of detail is extensive.
She has been a journalist for over 20 years, specializes in crime. And I mean, even her writing this book took five years and it's the wildest story. I mean, she traveled everywhere, talked to witness...
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Debbie Marshall, a journalist specializing in crime, spent five years researching and writing this book. It includes in-depth psychological analysis of the killers, and its level of detail is extensive.
She has been a journalist for over 20 years, specializes in crime. And I mean, even her writing this book took five years and it's the wildest story. I mean, she traveled everywhere, talked to witnesses, really put so much detail into this book. It's insane.
The amount of detail in this book is insane. If I were to tell you every single detail, we would be here until 2022. It's gnarly. She also does a lot of in-depth psychological analysis of the killers, which I found fascinating.
Killing for pleasure goes in depth on like why this is, you know, I mean, these are all people that are on welfare. The system really didn't care about them. They just threw them in like a bad part of town. It was like, OK, you stay here and figure it out.
Killing for Pleasure, describes Robert as being and I quote, a nasty piece of work permanently sour in the face like he's been pickled in vinegar.
Killing for Pleasure goes in depth about this. But I mean, they don't know. Did they tear it out of the scalp like the way that they took out Suzanne's hair is just bizarre.