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Men of Blood: Murder in Everyday Life

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A milkman shares a take-out supper with his cousin and then fatally stabs him….A man breaks into a shelter for abused women and snuffs out the life of his wife who has taken refuge there….A youth rapes and kills a woman on the landing of her apartment building….The boyfriend of a single mother batters her eighteen-month-old daughter to death… .

In Men of Blood, Elliott Leyton, described by William Langley in the London Sunday Telegraph as probably the world’s most widely consulted expert on serial killing and a godhead of modern criminal psychology, reviews a decade’s worth of real murders and analyses their common features. Sometimes surprising, often shocking, always compelling, the result is an important addition to the literature of murder.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
McClelland & Stewart Inc.
Country
Canada
Date
1 October 2002
Pages
256
ISBN
9780771053122

A milkman shares a take-out supper with his cousin and then fatally stabs him….A man breaks into a shelter for abused women and snuffs out the life of his wife who has taken refuge there….A youth rapes and kills a woman on the landing of her apartment building….The boyfriend of a single mother batters her eighteen-month-old daughter to death… .

In Men of Blood, Elliott Leyton, described by William Langley in the London Sunday Telegraph as probably the world’s most widely consulted expert on serial killing and a godhead of modern criminal psychology, reviews a decade’s worth of real murders and analyses their common features. Sometimes surprising, often shocking, always compelling, the result is an important addition to the literature of murder.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
McClelland & Stewart Inc.
Country
Canada
Date
1 October 2002
Pages
256
ISBN
9780771053122