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Journey Through History's Darkest Minds: The Complete Encyclopedia of Serial Killers Spanning over 2,200 years of documented history, this comprehensive encyclopedia chronicles 105 of the world's most notorious serial killers, from ancient Rome to the present day. This meticulously researched reference work offers an unprecedented historical perspective on the phenomenon of serial murder across civilizations, cultures, and centuries. Beginning with the earliest documented cases from 200 BC and progressing through medieval Europe, Victorian England, and into the modern era, each entry provides detailed accounts of the killers' backgrounds, methods, psychological profiles, and the investigations that brought them to justice. From the ancient Roman poisoner Locusta to Jack the Ripper's fog-shrouded London, from early American frontier killers to contemporary cases that shocked the world, this encyclopedia captures the full scope of this dark aspect of human history. Ideal for criminology students, true crime enthusiasts, researchers, and anyone seeking to understand the psychological and sociological factors behind serial murder, this volume serves as both an educational resource and a sobering reminder of humanity's capacity for evil. With chronological organization and cross-referenced entries, readers can trace patterns, compare cases across eras, and gain deeper insight into criminal psychology's evolution. An essential addition to any true crime library or academic collection.

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