Deviant Killers: Deviant Killers: Seven Cases of Truly Bizarre Murderers (Book 2 True Crime) (ePub)

Murder is shocking, no matter what the circumstances. But the perversity of some murders stun even hardened investigators. Mutilated corpses, sick rituals and obscene souvenirs are some of the ingredients that make certain murders truly deviant. This books reveals seven of these murders; the grisly deeds of five truly bizarre killers. These are stories about secrets, lies, and perversity. These are stories about murder. Real stories.

The Case of Deborah Garre

The body was covered in curtains. A brown plastic garbage sack concealed the victim's head and the feet were inside a black plastic bag. The smell hovering in the air was the result of the superior decay of the body, which appeared to be male. Because of the condition of the body, the investigators were unsure of the victim's race or how he had been murdered. The detectives noticed that the body had been tied with two different sizes of rope.  

The Case of Frankford Slasher

The body of a woman was lying on the ground, face up, among stacks of railroad ties. From the waist down, she was not wearing any clothing; her legs were spread out, her blouse was drawn up and her breasts were uncovered. A coroner would later find that the woman had been stabbed nineteen times, the worst one being a cut that stretched from the top of her vagina to above her navel. 

The Case of Mark Bradford

Lynea Kokes' husband came back from an errand that had taken him most of the day to finish. He walked into their apartment, numbered 238, with his child by his side, anticipating the laughter of his pretty wife. Instead, what he saw was so distressing that it would haunt him for the rest of his life. 

The Case of Brooks Bellay

Four-year-old Angel Halstead was found naked and beaten to death in the woods. Her murderer inserted himself into the investigation, even taking part in the search for the little girl. To state this crime is horrific is an understatement. It is one of the most heinous crimes to occur in this jurisdiction. 

The Case of Mark Cadiz

On the morning of September 12th 1990, Maria Cruz looked out the window of her dilapidated shack on the outskirts of Tijuana, Mexico. About fifty feet from her home, near the side of the road, she spotted what looked like a colorful blanket and two pillows. Maria unzipped the bag at the top and discovered a head of black hair. Maria was actually looking at a body, and the face was covered with a kind of "mask" made from sturdy tape. 

The Case of Daniel Kimball

"When I entered the bedroom, I observed a naked body. It was terrifying, horrifying," Grow would later say. "I had never seen anything like it. The body was nude. Rosary beads were draped from her mouth to her vagina and there was also a set of rosary beads draped between her breasts. There were ashes sprinkled over her body. It was a hideous sight." 

The Case of John Perry

In the far corner of the room, the sergeant noticed two large plastic bags. Sergeant Hunter approached them and glanced inside. Each bag contained an amount of chopped-up meat. It was hard for the sergeant to determine what type of meat it was, but he knew one thing—it most certainly did not look like anything he had ever eaten.