West Coast newspaper readers had begun to dread the headlines. One by one, the missing Hollywood girls were discovered brutally strangled after being sexually violated time after time. There seemed to be no end to the killing-and no clues to the killer.
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A very fine job! -- Kirkus Reviews
Emotionally wrenching! -- Publishers Weekly
Like "The Three Faces of Eve"....a work of fascination!. -- Chattanooga Times
Emotionally wrenching! -- Publishers Weekly
Like "The Three Faces of Eve"....a work of fascination!. -- Chattanooga Times
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A Frightening Look inside a Sick Mind!,
This review is from: The Hillside Strangler: A Murderer's Mind (Paperback)
I remember ordering and reading the book after I saw the television movie about the Hillside Stranglers, Ken and Angelo, Bianchi and Buono. The author mentions about the killer's trying to use a multiple personality defense which was totally insulting to those who have multiple personalities from similar trauma as the girls they abducted, lured, terrorized, tortured, and finally murdering them and leaving their bodies on the Hillside. The ten victims in the Los Angeles case and two victims in Bellingham should not be forgotten. Bianchi and Buono, both cousins, had a sick, twisted agenda. I don't remember reading about their childhoods or any abuse in their lives. The case was a travesty because of Ken's decision to fake or feign illness. They should have been on death row but because Ken got life so did Angelo who died in prison anyway.
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He's definately done his homework!,
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This review is from: The Hillside Strangler: A Murderer's Mind (Paperback)
This guy HAS done his homework, has NOT been "duped" and was in fact on an E! special all about the Hillside Strangler. This is an excellent book about Ken Bianchi, and regarding the so called "faking" Schwarz explained that Bianchi could indeed have been a multiple when first arrested, but throughout all the interviews, multiple psychological testing, it was likely that these multiple personalities became self-aware.
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