Serial Killer Quarterly Vol.2 No.8 "They Almost Got Away"

Stories of murder and mayhem from from some of the top authors of the true crime genre. Featuring - Rodney Alcala. Photographer kills and poses females in California and NYC. Jailed for 1979 child murder, he is later linked by DNA to sexual homicide series. - Andrei Chikatilo. Belief that serial murder doesn't exist in the Soviet Union enables cannibal pedophile picquerist to amass one of the largest body counts in world history! - Gary Ridgway. When bodies of Seattle-area prostitutes appear around Green River in 1982, massive investigation ensues. Twenty years later, police charge devoted husband and Christian. - Joseph Naso. Probation officer's search of the home of a senior citizen reveals evidence of perverse sexual murders dating back to 1977, and bearing peculiar alliterative hallmarks. - Chester DeWayne Turner. Los Angeles: 1980s. With multiple serial killers preying on Black women, freebasing rape-slayer slips through the cracks well into 21st century. Captured at last! - Peter Tobin. Is Scottish psychopath, responsible for the murders of at least three young women, also the elusive Bible John who terrorized Glasgow in late-Sixties?