Psicokiller, soulless murderers

I doubt that any of our fans do not know the master Juan Antonio Cebrián. His loss last November 21, 2007 left a void difficult to fill, but fortunately his wonderful work with us forever.

In this short book presents the profile of 15 serial murderers with the peculiarity that also in this case is not necessarily the best known. So history will find the worst scourge of the story John Ketch, who by their small size could barely lift the two-handed ax and who says she was unable to end the lives of its victims in no time with a single stroke (and that to execute him unhappy over 300) of Alexander Pearce, the "Irish cannibal" who committed their misdeeds in the early nineteenth century in Australia and this along with the others were known as Albert Fischer and Ed Gein. The "files" are transcripts of his work in the radio space "Passages of Terror" Very easy to read and despite the extremely entertaining rugged theme. To read it in one sitting on a cold Sunday afternoon and stormy ... I sure like it.