Killer Dads: 16 Shocking True Crime Stories of Fathers That Killed

Killer Dads: 16 Shocking True Crime Stories of Fathers That Killed

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  • Create Date：2021-07-24 20:30:56
  • Update Date：2025-09-06
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  • Author：Jack Rosewood
  • ISBN：B09978P1LT
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Reviews

Hazel ，

Totally disappointing！This was a huge disappointment。 You can get more details from a Google search than what the authors wrote。 I could have done more detailed stories on these killings when I was in first year in high school。。。 and that was before computers！There is little detail about the murders。 Even local newspapers had more details at the time。With each crime only getting a few scant pages there was no chance this would be a worthwhile read。I received a free copy of this book via Bookspro Totally disappointing！This was a huge disappointment。 You can get more details from a Google search than what the authors wrote。 I could have done more detailed stories on these killings when I was in first year in high school。。。 and that was before computers！There is little detail about the murders。 Even local newspapers had more details at the time。With each crime only getting a few scant pages there was no chance this would be a worthwhile read。I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review。 。。。more

Bonnie Kernene ，

I was excited to read this， and for good reason。 It was fabulous， as I expected and just like Jack Rosewood's other books。 It is well-written and well researched。 Every story was great， with good details。 It was hard to put down， as I wanted to keep reading every story。 I highly recommend this book。 I also recommend Jack Rosewood's other books。 Some of my favorites！ I was excited to read this， and for good reason。 It was fabulous， as I expected and just like Jack Rosewood's other books。 It is well-written and well researched。 Every story was great， with good details。 It was hard to put down， as I wanted to keep reading every story。 I highly recommend this book。 I also recommend Jack Rosewood's other books。 Some of my favorites！ 。。。more

Kristina Boyd ，

Interesting This book sheds light on dads who kill and some of the awful circumstances in which they do。 It is so sad。

Grady ，

‘Truly awful acts of homicide committed on their loved ones’Florida author Jack Rosewood inherited his fascination for heinous crimes from his father， a journalist covering major grim crimes such as Ted Bundy。 In this new book Jack moves away from his intensive studies of serial killers to explore strange crimes most of which are discoveries for the reader – even the Jack Rosewood reader！ In addition to his books on individual serial killers he has published four collections - TRUE CRIME STORIES ‘Truly awful acts of homicide committed on their loved ones’Florida author Jack Rosewood inherited his fascination for heinous crimes from his father， a journalist covering major grim crimes such as Ted Bundy。 In this new book Jack moves away from his intensive studies of serial killers to explore strange crimes most of which are discoveries for the reader – even the Jack Rosewood reader！ In addition to his books on individual serial killers he has published four collections - TRUE CRIME STORIES: TRUE CRIME ANTHOLOGY。 In this book he concentrates on KILLER DADS and shares sixteen very shocking and strange crimes that have eluded the widespread press。As is his forte， Jack opens with an introduction explaining the decision to place these gruesome stories before us: ‘Welcome to Dads Who Kill， the true crime book that profiles 16 of the worst fathers in modern history who’ve killed their own families。 In this book， you’ll learn about how， in those cases， Pater Familias went deadly wrong。 When it comes to these dads， you’ll learn that the paternal instinct did not run so deep！。。。Family annihilation is the theme of this book， where the killers are those closest to the victims and entrusted with their protection。 Fortunately， this is the type of situation that the vast majority of us will never find ourselves in， but it is a dark part of the world in which we live。 You may think that understanding the motives of the killers could help authorities stop some of these massacres from happening in the future， but the truth is the motives of these killers were countless and varied…’The heinous killer moms included in this collection are Jeffrey MacDonald， Anthony Todt， Steven Sueppel， James Ruppert， Purushottam Naidu， Robert Fisher， Marcus Delon Wesson， Yaser Abdel Said， Rowan Baxter， Jessie Dotson， James Emil List， Christian Longo， Chris Michael Benoit， James Reid Baxter， Bryan Richardson， and John Joseph Yozviak。 While some of the names and cases are familiar， others are new discoveries。 Jack explains in fine detail the facts leading up to the crime and the personalities of the perpetrators。 As Jack states， ‘It’s clear that dads who kill can come form any ethnicity， strike on any continent， and are not restricted to any socio-economic class。’ This is yet another extremely fine anthology by Jack Rosewood。 。。。more