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The Ultimate Evil

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I though it was good. I was looking to find out more info on one of your subjects as I once dated him. It's amazing to think that I may have known someone who can be so brutal......and realize that they seem not so different from you or I. He was charming, good-looking and kind, yet all along committing these unhumain acts on human life.....what a grotesque contribution to society.

Maury Terry takes you into a world of horrifying killings, cover-ups and conspiricies. You will be amazed at what you learn about the most brutal murders to plague New York City. The book takes you from New York to California to Texas and North Dekota. The amount of evidence that the police ignored in their rush to find the "lone" killer will astonish you. I cannot remember when I was more freightened reading a book. You will learn the truth! END

If you are a big true crime, occult or serial killer buff, than this book is for you. Kinda disturbing in some parts, with alot of errie goings on the book, there is also some pretty gory pictures of murder victims of supposed satanic crimes, committed by a killer cult who's members include Son of Sam, Charly Manson, Henry Lee Lucas & Otis Toole among other assorted psychos. Overall a very interesting read & a hard find.

Book makes a case that the Son of Sam murders were really committed by a group of satanists who were never caught.

I though this book was very well written. I takes you into the mind of David Berkowitz and reveals how his killing were not comitted by him alone and also take you into and entire cross-country cult that was responisble for many different murders.

I first read this book in 1986, while working with an investigative team in cult crimes. I was amazed at the link between all of these groups, but you have to realize that satan himself works all over, in who ever will open up to him. I have my own theories regarding the son-of-sam murders & don't think that Mr. Berkowits acted alone. It will keep you reading and on the edge of your seat.