How and Why Women Become Monsters
by Peter Vronsky
appears in Serial Killer, Mystery & Crime, and Psychology.
The first book of its kindphotographs included. Mothers, daughters, sisters and grandmothersfiendish killers all. Society is conditioned to think of murderers and predators as men, but in this fascinating book, Peter Vronsky exposes and investigates the phenomenon of women who killand the political, economic, social, and sexual implications. Fro...
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