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Killer Fiction

Gerard Schaefer

In 1973, while investigating a double homicide in St. Lucie County, Florida, the police searched the home of sheriff’s deputy Gerard John Schaefer Jr., and uncovered evidence that linked him to at least twenty-six murders. Among Polaroid photographs of murder victims and hunting knives, the investig...

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The book Killer Fiction, co-authored by serial killer Gerald John Schaefer and Sandra London, was discussed on the podcast to illustrate the dark trajectory of Schaefer's crimes. The hosts noted that the fictional narratives within the book disturbingly began to mirror the killer's reality, highlighting the dangerous connection between his writing and his actions.

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It was described as a book written by Sandra London and Gerald John Schaefer. It was mentioned in the context of Sandra's earlier relationship with a serial killer and the nature of their collaborative writing.

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Together, they published a book called Killer Fiction, but the fiction that the killer was writing was getting closer and closer to reality.

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It was mentioned as a book of supposedly fictional descriptions of murders that Gerard Schaefer wrote, and he discussed the fan mail he received as a result, leading him to write a second book.

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Stphane asks question after question about killer fiction, Schaefer's book of supposedly fictional descriptions of murders.

— Episode: Serial Killer Grifter | Part I

Episode: Serial Killer Grifter | Part I

It was mentioned as a book of supposedly fictional descriptions of murders that Gerard Schaefer wrote, and he discussed the fan mail he received as a result, leading him to write a second book.

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Stphane asks question after question about killer fiction, Schaefer's book of supposedly fictional descriptions of murders.

And he listens with excitement as Schaefer describes all the fan mail he got, so much that he decided to write a second book beyond killer fiction.

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