Massacre in Milwaukee: The Macabre Case of Jeffrey Dahmer

When police officers opened Jeffery Dahmer's refrigerator door one steamy night in late July 1991, they discovered the remains of a series of crimes that shocked the world. Written in the weeks following these gory discoveries, this true crime classic explores the aftermath of the murders and their disturbing consequences for police officers and the public. more

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Posted: Aug-17-2009

Not reviewed before publication?!

Decent book. Not too many irrelevant & boring details. However, i am not sure if my copy was like that, but i have never read a book before written in such bad English. Bad English meaning grammar, luck of punctuation throughout the book, incomplete words. That was really strange and a big turn off.

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Posted: May-10-2009

Would've

I really wanted to read a book on Jeffrey Dahmer and this was one of the few available publications. Though it is very informative, it loses a little because of poor editing. I don't normally catch things like that, but this book had enough that it was noticeable. One problem was the work...

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Posted: Jun-15-2008

Very detailed book about Jeffrey Dahmer

Of the two books that I've read about Jeffrey Dahmer, the other being "An American Nightmare", "Massacre in Milwaukee" contains the most detail. Such as how Dahmer lived his life in the weeks and months leading up to his arrest, excerpts of visits he had with his parole officer, childhood...

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Posted: Apr-07-2008

informative, albeit early bio

This book as far as I know was onw of the first written about the Jeffrey Dahmer case. The copy I got is a reissue that contains a few typos and such...(I wouldn't have their secretary review my work for typos)...but altogether, a very good read. Unlike alot of biographies that become a long,...

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