Jerry Brudos · the True Story of the Shoe Fetish Slayer · Historical Serial Killers and Murderers (True Crime by Evil Killers Book 19) by Rosewood, Jack -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Jerry Brudos: The True Story of The Shoe Fetish Slayer Free Bonus! Introduction Chapter 1: A foot fetish and hatred are born

A troubled childhood A turning point Fetish grows stronger A childhood of misfortune The terrible teens Fetish escalates again

Chapter 2: Brudos goes Cuckoo

No hero’s welcome Fantasies become more dangerous A first date Game grows more dangerous

Chapter 3: Linda Slawson becomes first murder victim

Nothing to it Hiding a crime

Chapter 4: Cooling off period comes to a quick end

Secret revealed Jan Whitney disappears Brudos perfectly fits serial killer category A close call

Chapter 5: Karen Sprinker misses lunch

Interviews reveal intriguing clue A close call 12-year-old narrowly escapes

Chapter 6: Linda Salee goes missing

Fake badge an effective ploy River yields the most clues Students report stranger on campus A visit to the crime scene Crime lab gets to work, surveillance in place

Chapter 7: A psychopath confesses

Stories horrify investigators Excitement escalates His next victim Karen Sprinker wasn’t Brudos’ first choice The confession continues Escalating behavior common in serial killers Searching for clues

Chapter 8: Brudos attempts to put together insanity plea

Brudos not seen as psychotic A collection of dysfunctions Causes of necrophilia Portrait of a psychopath Lust killer unveiled Faced with damning evidence, Brudos changes plea

Chapter 9: Brudos’ wife goes on trial

Was the wife the last to know? Not the only wife

Chapter 10: Life behind bars

New trial sought A year after arrest Brudos’ cop honored A surprise attack Brudos attempts to suppress juvenile records Brudos, board says, will never go free First glimpse of potential freedom A model prisoner A madman continues to seek parole A final chance at parole denied

Chapter 11: Brudos’ death comes as a relief

Pop culture remembers Brudos

Chapter 12: Brudos inspires copy-cat killer

An early, prolific start A prelude of things to come Arrest unearths horrifying truth Nightmare in the woods A chance to give Rogers a date with death

Conclusion More books by Jack Rosewood GET THESE BOOKS FOR FREE A Note From The Author The making of a serial killer

It leaves us always asking why Serial killers think they’re unique – but they’re not Nature vs. nurture? Going inside the mind: Psychopathy and other mental illnesses Top signs of a serial killer Trademarks of a serial killer

A Note From The Author