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Fantasy Island,ifornia scene. A thirty-something homeowner, computer consultant, and college graduate, Kraft was meticulous in his personal appearance and caring in his demeanor. His short walrus-style mustache and sandy blond hair were always trimmed and neat, and his frequent visits to the beach left him looking

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Take Good Care of My Baby,pless, desperately ill hospital patients over a period of 4 years. To avoid Ohio’s electric chair, the former nurse’s aid plea-bargained with a Hamilton County prosecutor for a reduced sentence. In exchange for his confession, Harvey received three concurrent life terms, making him eligible for paro

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The Devil Made Me Do It,an isolated ranch some 20 miles west of Matamoros, Mexico, just south of the Texas border. Among the 15 corpses buried in the makeshift grave was the body of Mark Kilroy, a blond-haired, 21-year-old University of Texas student who a month earlier had been literally grabbed off the street while he an

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Till Death Do Us Part,ally high. Forty-seven-year-old Ronald Gene Simmons spent the holiday alone, puttering around his run-down four-bedroom mobile home, which was anchored at the top of a hill 7 miles north of the tiny town of Dover. His 13 acres of land were situated well off the beaten path in a densely wooded area,

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I Hate You to Death,echnique is as charming as the sound of its name. The University of Montreal School of Engineering, as it is known to English-speaking Canadians, is also known throughout North America as the site of one of the most devastating mass murders of all time.

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Going Berserk,s whom they hold accountable for their problems. Others seek revenge against a certain class or category of people who are suspected of receiving an unfair advantage. But a few revenge-motivated mass murders stem from the killers’ paranoid view of society at large. They imagine a wide-ranging conspi