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Female serial killers

How and Why Women Become Monsters
Pages
496
Published
2007
Language
English

Synopsis

Society often assumes murderers are men, but this book challenges that perception by exploring the phenomenon of female serial killers. Through historical cases and modern examples, it investigates the political, economic, social, and sexual factors behind women who kill. From infamous figures like Irma Grese and Myra Hindley to Aileen Wournos, this book examines the lives and crimes of these women, defying traditional ideas of gender roles and identity.

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About the author

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Peter Vronsky

Peter Vronsky is an investigative historian specializing in the history of true crime and serial homicide. He is the author of several books on the subject, including Serial Killers and Sons of Cain