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Psycho USA, famous American killers you never heard of, Harold Schechter

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Psycho USA, famous American killers you never heard of, Harold Schechter
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
resource.biographical
collective biography
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Psycho USA
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
761847329
Responsibility statement
Harold Schechter
Sub title
famous American killers you never heard of
Table Of Contents
Fiends of the early Republic, 1782-1826. William Beadle, family annihilator ; Domestic slaughter, then and now ; Samuel Green, prodigy of crime ; Jesse Strang and the Cherry Hill murder ; Hawthorne and Strang -- Antebellum maniacs, 1840-1860. Robert McConaghy, "the inhuman butcher" ; The Mohawk Massacre ; Peter Robinson, the "tell-tale heart" killer ; Another tell-tale murder ; Polly Bodine, "The witch of Staten Island" ; "The worst woman on earth" ; Dr. Valorous P. Coolidge, the Waterville poisoner ; "The ballad of Edward Matthews" ; Henrietta Robinson, "the veiled murderess" ; The age of arsenic ; Return J.M. Ward, "the triple murderer" ; Burned alive ; Francis Gouldy, pre-Civil War mass murderer ; The Saugerties Bard, minstrel of mayhem ; Albert Hicks, "the worst man who ever lived" ; The resurrection of Albert Hicks -- Post-civil war monsters, 1866-1880. Martha Grinder, Lydia Sherman, and Sarah Jane Robinson : the "American Borgias ; "Poison and pedophilia" ; Anton Probst, "the monster in the shape of a man" ; The eyes of Anton Probst ; Edward H. Ruloff, "the man of two lives" ; "His side of the story" ; Louis Wagner, the smutty nose butcher ; "A memorable murder" ; Franklin Evans, the Northwood murderer ; "Georgianna lovering, or, The Northwood tragedy" ; "Was it a ghost?" ; Joseph Lapage, "the French monster" ; The Langmaid memorial ; The mystery of serial murder ; Charles Freeman and the "Pocasset Horror" ; The woman who killed her child for God ; Emeline Meaker, "the Virago of Vermont" ; Hangings public and private ; Mad Dorothy Talbot -- Turn-of-the-century psychos, 1892-1896. Carlyle Harris, the libertine ; Dr. Robert Buchanan, copycat ; Harry Hayward, "the Minneapolis Svengali" ; "The fatal ride" ; A hypnotic villain ; Scott Jackson, who slaughtered poor Pearl Bryan ; Murdered-girl ballads ; Cal Crim, "sleuth-hound of the law" -- A year of horror, 1927. Andrew P. Kehoe, "the world's worst demon" ; The Wall Street bombing ; Ada Leboeuf, "the siren of the swamps" ; "Rules for murderesses" ; William Edward Hickman, "The Fox" ; Cashing in -- Demons of the Depression. Pearl O'Loughlin, wicked stepmother ; Can ground glass kill? ; Harry powers, "the Bluebeard of Quiet Dell" ; "The crime at Quiet Dell" (version one) ; "The crime at Quiet Dell" (version two) ; "The night of the hunter" ; Bluebeard : fact and fantasy ; Robert Edwards, the "American tragedy killer" ; Erased ; Robert Irwin, "the mad sculptor" -- Soldier, sailor, serial killer, 1941-1961. Eddie Leonski, "the brown-out strangler" ; No rest for the wicked ; Julian Harvey and the Bluebelle's last voyage ; Antone Costa, the "Cape Cod vampire."
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