Serial Killers : Andrei Chikatilo - The Rostov Ripper
Because sometimes our brains just need to nibble ... It's like food, occasionally you need a three-course meal, other times just a snack will do. Quik eBooks are like the cocktail sausage of the eBook world; short, tasty and perfect when you're on the go. It was December 1978 when he killed the first of his 53 victims. Lena Zakotnova was nine years old. She was waiting for a Because sometimes our brains just need to nibble ... It's like food, occasionally you need a three-course meal, other times just a snack will do. Quik eBooks are like the cocktail sausage of the eBook world; short, tasty and perfect when you're on the go. It was December 1978 when he killed the first of his 53 victims. Lena Zakotnova was nine years old. She was waiting for a tram, when he promised her some American chewing gum if she would go with him. He took her to a shack he owned, blindfolded her and tried to rape her. He knew that if he let her go now she would report him. He had to kill her to silence her. Read the real life horror story of Russian cannibal and serial killer Andrei Chikatilo in this true crime Quik eBook.
33 review for Serial Killers : Andrei Chikatilo - The Rostov Ripper
Trav Rockwell – Feb 22, 2017
"In the old days in the Soviet Union the official line was that serial killers were a product of the decadent West: the Soviets did not have serial killers. It is certainly true that there have been far more serial killers in the USA than in the Soviet Union or the Russian Federation, because of all kinds of social and political differences, not least the difference in freedom of action. But Andrei Chikatilo was a serial killer – in a very big way – and he was a Soviet citizen. The Soviet Union "In the old days in the Soviet Union the official line was that serial killers were a product of the decadent West: the Soviets did not have serial killers. It is certainly true that there have been far more serial killers in the USA than in the Soviet Union or the Russian Federation, because of all kinds of social and political differences, not least the difference in freedom of action. But Andrei Chikatilo was a serial killer – in a very big way – and he was a Soviet citizen. The Soviet Union did have serial killers, after all" Andrei Chikatilo should have been arrested after his first murder of a 9 year old girl, the police had their guy. He then went on to kill another 52 young boys and girls.
darren ashman – Apr 21, 2020
Very detailed + Gripping If you like books on Serial Killers then this book is a must . Goes into sufficient detail and shows just how poor the Police were at that time
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