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Vampire The Richard Chase Murders (WildBlue Press True Crime)

Kevin Sullivan

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Murder With My Husband

The hosts referenced the book as a source for their episode on Richard Chase, noting that it offers a detailed account of his life, crimes, and the investigation that led to his capture. They highlighted that the narrative contains graphic and disturbing details that are not for the faint of heart, and mentioned its 2015 publication by WildBlue Press. Their discussion was primarily informational rather than a strong endorsement.

Episode: 165. The Vampire of Sacramento

This book details the life and crimes of Richard Chase, also known as the "Vampire of Sacramento", providing insight into his horrific murders and the investigation that led to his capture.

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We have a thirst for blood. The true story of California's vampire killer, the Richard Chase murders, Wikipedia, murderpedia, newspapers.com.

We'll see if I get through this one.

This story contains gory and disturbing details of grizzly acts of mutilation and abuse of dead bodies that isn't for the faint of heart.

Generation Why: True Crime

The podcast mentioned this book as a source of information for the episode on Richard Chase, the "Vampire of Sacramento."

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If any of you want to read more about this case, these are some of the references that Aaron and I used.Medium.com, search for The Vampire of Sacramento, Revealing California, Richard Chase, or Kevin...

— Episode: The Vampire of Sacramento - 444

Episode: The Vampire of Sacramento - 444

The podcast mentioned this book as a source of information for the episode on Richard Chase, the "Vampire of Sacramento."

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If any of you want to read more about this case, these are some of the references that Aaron and I used.Medium.com, search for The Vampire of Sacramento, Revealing California, Richard Chase, or Kevin Sullivan's book, Vampire.

Note: The book recommendations on this page are discovered automatically from podcast transcripts, and may be incorrect or incomplete.