I
find it amazing many serial killer have existed in our society, serial killer
who have vanished into the history of serial killers here in the United States
and elsewhere, who more the most part have faded into the history of sadistic,
heinous murders.
Unlike
most of the individuals covered so far by the author, an examination, as Mr.
Rosewood wrote, In fact, an examination of Wilder reveals that in many ways he lived
a charmed life: he had plenty of money and material possessions, was respected
by his neighbors and colleagues, and was popular with women. It was this
combination of attributes which allow his victims to become an easy prey for
Wilder’s depravity.
If
there were no financial reasons for Wilder to kill and with apparently no physical
damage to his brain, then the only possibility which remains is a psycho-sexual
disorder.
Once
again Mr. Rosewood has cut to the chase to give his readers the story of what
made each of the serial killers covered in his series tick, especially when it
came to their psychopathology. Having written commentary type items for several
years for a community newspaper I can see the same kind of improvement I’ve had
made during that time as I see in the author as his series of books have
progressed since the first one. This is the same kind of improvement everyone
makes the more they do something repeatedly.
Wilder,
unlike the rest of the killers covered by the author, had a relatively, as I’ve
said before, a relatively charmed life. He never served any time behind bars
due to technicalities, witnesses refusing to testify, or the judges showing
sympathy towards him.
For
once again giving his reader an informative insight and story of another serial
killer I’ve given the author 5 STARS for his endeavor here. I had a mobi.file
of this book in return for my honest review.
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