Rampage is a biography of author Harold Schechter.
In 1949, things like this didn’t happen: A quiet New Jersey resident went for a morning walk with a 9mm Luger pistol. In twelve minutes, he killed thirteen neighbors… and then went back to bed.

Howard Unruh went from unknown to infamous overnight. Even after his haunting diaries are discovered – a catalog of smoldering rage, petty grievances and sexual repression – the monstrous crime still seems incomprehensible. floating. Decades of success will confirm that Unruh’s “Death Walk” is just the beginning. The archetype of the modern serial killer, he will usher in a new era of violence in America.

Rampage is part of Bloodlands, a macabre collection of addictive short historical stories from best-selling true-crime master Harold Schechter. Schechter revives the almost forgotten stories of maniacs and horror killers that dominated the most sensational headlines of their time.

The last two books in the series (this one if it’s Rampage, and the sixth is “Panic.” Of the six, “The Little Slaughterhouse on the Prairie” is probably the most interesting, but I’ll probably rate it. rating “Rampage” is a very good book, coming in second. However, in terms of writing skills, “Rampage” has a much more fluid flow.

Compared to today’s serial killers, Howard Unruh is almost overlooked. He kills far fewer people than our recent killers. However, his story was a little troubling even the most vile.

Without revealing anything, please reflect on this: before his military service, Unruh was probably a fine young man like the most polite, amiable member of your own church.

• Rampage

• Bloodlands collection
• By: Harold Schechter

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