Helpful Score: 4
Ann Rule is simply the best true crime author of our generation. Highly recommend, could not put down.
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A readable account of the crimes of Randall Woodfield. Of particular interest is the way Woodfield continued to manipulate numerous women after he was convicted, by mail, from his prison cell. I found the chronology hard to follow, and as a student of personality disorders, I would have liked more psychological analysis and detail on Woodfield's formative years. The book was written in 1984, so a revised edition would be useful.
Helpful Score: 2
This is another one of Ann Rule's hits. You would never expect this man to be a killer. I couldn't put it down.
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Very good book. I was amazed at this guy and how he just thought he'd never get caught. Sooner or later they always do something to get themselves caught. Excellent read, I'd reccomend to anyone who likes true crime.
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If you like Ann Rule and true crime stories, you'll love this book.