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Herr Logan said:Eh, I'm desperately trying to avoid thinking about how crappy life is at the moment, so when perusing the "new posts" page, I'll click on anything that looks interesting, and serial killers are an interest of mine.
The creepiest thing about the book, for me, is that the police had several suspects and they did encounter them, but although they fit the profile, there was no solid proof and no one was even tried, much less convicted. If you really get into it, it's almost like you're there, matching evidence and profiles against the person who you're close enough to actually speak to in his place of business and whose home you've investigated. The idea that someone this driven, starved for attention and skilled in violent acts could be anyone that possesses certain characteristics and yet even the most likely suspects don't get charged and convicted is pretty frightening when you think about it.
sorry to hear things are crap right now man .The book sounds very interesting i think i'll pick it up i like this sort of story.I remember you saying you study criminology so i can see why this would interest you.I got a link here that covers the killings in more detail that might answer your questions.
http://www.zodiackiller.com/
btw i got a copy of Essentials spiderman and the origianal Secret wars TPB's yesterday