Steve Daniels

Being from WI, I found this book quite eye-opening. Everyone knows about Dahmer and Ed Gein, but there are so many more unknown serial killers from WI. The author gave brief summaries about many of these, enough to peak your interest and want to read more about them. I enjoyed the questions and the end of some of the chapters. Great for getting your quest for further information started. The organized vs disorganized comparisons were interesting as well. Well researched book.

Great information about teens who kill, be it their families, their schoolmates, or strangers. The book starts out with one of the first teen killers, Harry Hebard, and then examines several other cases as well. There are interesting breakdowns of the different categories of killers as well. It is obvious that there was quite a lot of research done for this book. It is a short read, but it packs a lot of information. For true crime fans, this is a must read.